what is the hp of this unit?
446931
Don't know the HP. It is rated at 150 PSI AND 2.6 SCFM @ 90 PSI. It has very adequate power to handle every nailer I have used with it including a large framing nailer.
1207395
I have no idea. I've had no trouble with this unit. I use it often with no issues.
168555
That is the generic model description of the switch. Go to the HP site and look at the actual model no. using the matrix for the same switch, it will give you another part # that you can use in order to identify the correct unit according to the total power output.
321706
according to the plate on rear of unit, 1500 watts, however I believe that is when system in on high setting
279756
Sorry I don't have this info, I actually sold the unit soon after purchasing it. Sorry I could not be of more help.
329424
Sorry, I don't remember. I returned the unit shortly after I bought it since it was defective.
1855715
I don't know because I only got to use it once when loading it. The next day it didn't work. I had to call HP to find out how to get my information off the hard drive before returning it. If you have not already bought the computer, don't.
1110389
HI,On the back of the unit there is a lable that tells you the wattage.It is 1500 watts.Bob
2139806
I'm assuming you mean power output. The manual lists the engine output at 0.6 kW at 7800 rpm which converts to .082 HP. Hope that helps
1429145
We are in the process of installing ours now so I cannot answer on how well it works yet. According to the installation and operation manual, it can be installed for systems above and below 0.5 HP. Hope this helps.
1614035
This unit is powered by a Honda engine, which is key. The unit runs at 7000 watts and has a peak of 8,750 watts. Whether that is enough for your home depends on the sq. footage. I really like the unit although I have not had to use in an outage as of yet.
252474
Not sure about the HP. I had to replace my power source on a Compac Presario.
1168651
Its already installed so I am unable to read the specs BUT I'm a solar tech. To figure your wattage, a 1 HP motor is 746 watts. Check the spec sheet and see what size motor this unit has and extrapolate.
147614
400W - 2,400W = 0.5364 HP - 5.364 HP according to this conversion website: http://www.thecalculatorsite.com/conversions/power.php
394067
Dear Customer, According to the equation: Fluid Power (HP) = Pressure (PSI) x Flow (GPM) / 1714 The HP required is 22.75. Cheers, YZOUTLET
132228
I do not think using HP to compare or rate a switch works very well. The comparison needs to use amperage and voltage ratings for the equipment and switch. This switch has a rating of 16 amps at 120 volts. Use the 16 amp measurement to compare to what ever you want to electrically control.
1833256
The motor is 1/2 HP as stated on its label. The label also states 0.4 KW which is about 1/2 HP as well.