Does it list Watts and Amps it runs on ("W" &amp; "A"). I.E. the Nexus wireless charger is 9W 1.8A
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I didn't see any information about watts or amps. During the short time I had it I was only concerned about whether or not it would charge my Nexus5 as advertised. It did a fine job. I'm pretty low tech about electronics, so as long as it doesn't make my phone blow up, it's good enough for me.
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Sorry it took me so long to answer the question. I had planned to measure the charging wattage but have been too busy. There is nothing on the battery that states the current required for charging. So I'll estimate that it would be 10 to 20 watts maximum. Insignificant.
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I believe that the USB charger is rated for 5 amps. The instructions caution against using other USB chargers with the unit. I have found that while using google maps and listening to music via bluetooth for extended periods, the unit will not maintain a full charge on my nexus 5 phone.
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You'd have to check the tech specs on the charger to see if it pulls between 2-4 watts to charge. BioLite has a video on YouTube about how to calculate power requirements.
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Did NOT work on mine as it was really a 130w charger not 150w. Cheap knock off. DOT NOT BUT THIS. Get one where the reviews are more equitable to it actually being a 150w charger.
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Thanks. I want to power a wireless charging pad. Will check to see if 1amp is enough for the ravpower pad I have
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I think 5V, 1A is low. The supplied adapter has 24 W and the output is 5V, 2A. Maybe the device will be recharged with 5V 1A, but much more slowly
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Noooo. On your laptop charger it will tell you the range of power that may "safely" enter the charger. Mine says 100-240 V at 1.7 A. If you multiply the higher number of volts (the max of the range- 240 in this case), by the amps (1.7 here) you come out with the watts (408). The same should apply to your tablets. When you calculate the watts of each item and add them together you will be able to determine your actual needs. The sum of each item's maximum wattage gives you the number which your inverter's capacity must be higher than.
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It charges wirelessly using the Qi (pronounced "chee") standard. Bought this for my son to charge his Nexus 7 while waiting for a replacement micro USB port when he broke his. It works quite well...
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No it does not. Nexus uses the Qi standard, if you want something that's compatible with your Nexus, look at Qi compatible chargers.
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1,500 watts/5,000 BTW 12.5 amp. Plugs into a regular wall socket. Find this in the expanded description. Energy efficient rating.
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I use mine with my nexus 7 2014 version that uses a 1.7a charger and don't notice a power drain while in use.
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The input voltage is 120volts. 60hz @ up to 14.5 amps. So up to 1740 watts ac. Hopes this helps. It's a great charger just it is heavy and the clamps are bulky. Compared to the Midtronics. But in my opinion this is still the better charger
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The description indicates 65W, but it doesn't actually indicate the watts on the cord. It works for my Dell Vostro 1400.
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The label says 1W. I plugged one into a kill-a-watt meter and it shows .02 Amp. (20Ma). Problem is it show this regardless of the switch setting or whether the LED's are on or off.... This unis has not been plugged in so the battery may be charging. I will leave it plugged in and update this info after the battery has had time to fully charge.
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I can't find the instructions at the moment, but the charger says, "input: AC120V 60 Hz 2W, output DC2.3V 100 mA". Hope that helps.
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Hello Susan, I'm sorry I don't know the watts. May be in the detail section on ad. Happy Thanksgiving. Cheryl