what are the wattage use
588024
I haven't a clue, but what I can tell you is ever since it was new it dies quickly; the battery does NOT hold a charge. I would not recommend.
1378885
I'm not sure of the wattage, but I have it plugged into a regular 110 wall outlet and it works great. I like this oven (makes great nachos! and the place down the street uses it to warm biscuit sandwiches that are delicious) but there's a couple of things to mention. It has a fairly loud timer beeper that seems very long... I think it's maybe 15 seconds? Apparently it is required for commercial use and there is no way to turn it off. There is a workaround- leaving the timer set to 'always on' and then turning on the heat as needed. This leaves the fan on continuously but the fan ball bearing is rated for 15,000 hours which is incredible. The biscuit place uses this method. We discovered that we actually really like the beeper because we have loud music and crowds. It's not annoying and helps the servers. The biscuit place is super tiny (3 tables and a 4 stool bar) that does mostly quiet breakfasts so I see why they leave it set to 'always on.' The other thing, and this is very minor, is that we make these huge nachos so chips and cheese get in the oven. When you wipe the stuff out it falls in the crack between the front door and the over and is a bit of a pain to get out. You have to put a finger in there and push it to the side. Overall I would definately recommend this oven. We've had no issues in 2 years of service.
749176
Well the recommended wattage for using an outlet is up to 250 watts, and 150 for the second outlet. So it depends on how much electricty it takes.
612511
Not sure, I am only using about 15 watts in my application. You should be able to figure the power consumption based on the manufacture's specifications using Ohms Law.
1317908
I have no idea on watts; all I wanted was a small fan/heater for my desk at work ! Sorry I can't help
1544712
The only way you could use this device to measure the power usage is if you plug each bulb individually to a "plugable" lamp (such as a table lamp). For bulbs is much better to read the information printed on each bulb. If you use "incandescent" bulbs they probably use between 40 to 100 Watts each, if you use CFL bulbs, they use around 15W each, the most efficient type is the LED bulb that uses between 4W and 13W and last 20 years, you can get those on IKEA for 6$.
500616
I dont remember. I ran heavier guage wires to them. They can take some watts
1257487
I dont know what the wattage is...but its a great tool to have. Works great and is easy to operate. My only complaint is that there is no instruction manual with it....I couldn't even find one online for it. Other than that, I would highly recommend this item.
2131792
I don't see the wattage written anywhere. On the power supply it says it outputs 6.5 DC at 1.5 amps. Best I can do. Hope it helps.
631076
more wattage... I am not sure of much else. This is m second one and the one I purchased which is the cheaper model does a great job. I am not sure what your needs are!
1899027
I looked through the booklet and could not find a watt rating. I've always just plugged mine into the normal wall outlet to use. Haven't had any problems.
1056767
There is a formula to convert horsepower to wattage. You can probably look it up on the internet. Sorry, but I don't remember it off hand.
387191
it's 110 wattage....don't buy this model....not worth it...does not work properly!!!
834796
That is what the literature says. You should buy a smaller wattage version closer to your intended usage.
1303774
I would use no less than a 200 watt. Hope this is helpful. Merry Christmas.
213731
Unfortunately I cannot answer the wattage question, but I can tell you that we burned through 2 sets of these in less than a year. The output is amazing and clear however due to this temperature it appears that they will need to be replaced often.
962708
120V, 1300 Watts, 60 Hz Also, I recomend to use boxed refined flour; generic flour is to heavy for this item ;)