How much power (watts) does this pad draw?
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Don't know but I can tell you that I see no change in our electric bill when we use it so it must be very little.Also, its great since there's separate controls on it. My wife heats up her side all night and I just heat my side up about 5 minutes prior to going to bed and then turn it off. Very satisfied with it to date.
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I have both the queen size dual zone and twin (one zone) pads. All the zones have the same controller with the same power consumption listed.Input power 120V 1A for a power input of 120 wattsOutput power 16V 3.5A for a power output of 56 wattsThis would be the maximum power usage, the controller goes from 1 to 10.
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I have both the queen size dual zone and twin (one zone) pads. All the zones have the same controller with the same power consumption listed. Input power 120V 1A for a power input of 120 watts Output power 16V 3.5A for a power output of 56 watts This would be the maximum power usage, the controller goes from 1 to 10.
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The power consumed is approximately 1 watt (much less than a typical night light). The pads use between 16 and 18 volts depending upon model. Other electric pads in North America use 120 volts. It also has a 10 hour automatic shutoff feature.
1293909
I just leave the pad plugged in all the time. I don't think it consumes much power.
2226927
We have no idea. I'd ask an electrical person. Don't know "watts" the difference. Sorry, couldn't resist.
2191639
Hello: Suggest you go to the manufacturers website for that information. They have also posted guides for pad placement and how to use the program modes.The manual says the user can adjust from 0-100 ma.
1555265
The technical specifications says: "Quick-charging, high-power USB ports for portable devices". The total power is 1500ma but I charge my i-pad using an i-phone charger that has only half the power of an i-pad charger and it charges fine overnight.
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The device reads that it outputs 4.75 amps and 90 watts max. It has powered anything I've thrown at it including my iPad (which requires a fair amount of output).
780380
I don't know exactly how many watts. I plugged it into a home outlet. I returned the bed otherwise I could read the label. I liked the shape and size and if the one I bought didn't have a leak at the seam it would have been perfect.
1123873
Sorry I don't know.I have used it a couple times but do not know how much power it used.
1561771
I noticed on the description it mentions about 100 degrees, but this is actually a low voltage heated pad. The description mentions about it being low wattage 25 degrees and all the heated pads I have are just warm to the touch so I feel the 25 degrees is correct and believe the 100 degrees is a mis-print on the product description.
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The device sheet specifies that it can handle 10 Amps or 2500 Watts. (You can assume the power strip load is virtually zero.) Just add up the max power drawn by each device you plug into the strip and keep the total under 2500 W.If you only have the current load (@ 120 Volts) divide it by 2 to get the load that appears at 240 V. Keep this current total under 10.
1351684
No it will not harm your pad, your converter should always be a higher wattage.
1054004
1.8 kgs bought mine from performance shop adelaide s.a. very prompt. To run a heat pad needs to be at least watts x 3.
1248500
It doses use AC current - plugs into a standard 110V outlet. I don't think you can get Pad in the 30 pin dock though. you may need an adapter cable.
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I live in Lima, Peru, so I understand your concern. Luckily, this pad works on any voltage up to 220!Also, as an aside, the unit runs for 20 minutes and then shuts off automatically. I didn't like that, so I took the control box off, which required some cutting of wires and re-soldering some connections, but now it stays on as long as it's plugged in.
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Depends on if you have 115 or120 volts. With a 115 volts, mine run about 120 watts or less. Measured with a kill o watt meter.
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The U1 uses ~2 Watts. A hub connected to a USB 3.0 port will provided enough power for a few U1 units.
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The question should be what is the voltage need to power the heat pad. What Adapters do I need to operate it in the country I am going to. From the information on the blue pad the Voltage needed is 120VAC,@60Hz with 60Watts of power used. Measured with a RYOBI Power meter the wattage was 57.55 watts for all settings.