what is the maximum current ?
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pls check the link for the details: http://phys.thu.edu.tw/~mengwen/exp-electronics/datasheet/1N60.pdf
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i have anywhere from 55v's to 65v's coming from my panels. the max is 30 amps. i have 30 amp breakers on my system so i don't go over
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max. amps on 1 cycle is (9.46) at peak draw for about 1/4 second and then lowers to approx. 2 amps avg. 1 cycle last about 2 seconds Hopes this helps. JM
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Maximum safe current would be 20 amps if both end plug connections are in good shape. House wiring 20 amp circuits are 12 gauge wire as is this cord.
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I know it takes 12 but the current of the connector will not take the max current of the #12 wire. So yes there is a max current. I would guess about 5 or 6 amps. This connector is good but it is the spring on the mating connector I would be concerned about.
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Maximum voltage is usually because the chance of arcing, lower voltage can be closer spacing on electrical contacts then higher voltage. The max current wouldn't be a problem as the power handling capacity is determined by the switch's internal resistance and the current flow... the power loss across the switch would be determined by the square of the current flow multiplied by the switch's internal resistance (I squared R). The internal resistance would be constant when compared to supplied voltage to switch.
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First of all, it's INPUT min/max watts. Secondly, "peak wattage" is usually double the maximum, so figure 70 watts.
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No, I believe the maximum is 44 watts! if you use more there is a risk of overheating the unit. This would be a potential fire risk.I would check with a licensed electrician to be sure!
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Answer taken from manual on P3 international's website ( p4330_manual.pdf ) Max. Amps switch: This switch on the control panel allows the user to optionally select the maximum current (Amps) the unit will deliver to the attached appliances without automatically shutting off. Use a small screwdriver to select 2A, 5A, 10A or 15A (factory default).
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The max power the inverter can handle is 1000 W. The receptacles are in parallel connected. So either receptacle can take max. 1000 W. U can have of instance a load of 50 W connected to one receptacle and on the other a load of 950 W, provide you are not exceeding the max. Hope this answers your question.
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Hi, thanks for your question. The maximum amperage is 10A. See below from the listing details. Specifications: Power input/output: 120V/60Hz, max. 1200W 10A Please let us know if there is anything else we can answer for you. We are also always available to answer questions and address concerns through Amazon messaging system. Thanks! -Etekcity
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The highest i have seen mine get is 2.1A. Its possible it can go higher but nothing i have has drawn more current then that.
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No, I believe the maximum is 44 watts! if you use more there is a risk of overheating the unit. This would be a potential fire risk. I would check with a licensed electrician to be sure!
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I wounit push eny more then 3amps i run mine at 5v 0.5 amp. But i don't know there max. -Hope this helps and good luck
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I do not have any measurements on the the maximum amps when this unit is used to its maximum rating of 2400 watts. Using an efficiency factor of 80% would result in a calculated value of 25 amps. I definitely do not consume that much on mine. I have a 27 inch LED display, several hard drives, wireless router, cable modem, small lamp, and a 32 inch television powered from my Tripp Lite unit with no issue. Hope this helps.
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The answer depends on the size and length of the wire you are trying to protect. This chart shows the maximum current for different wire sizes. http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amps-wire-gauge-d_730.html
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ZuniDigital (specification from their website for this product) rates the Circuit Breaker at 15 Amps. So using Ohm's equation of power(Watts)=current(15 Amps) x voltage(120 volts) the maximum wattage this device will serve before its breaker trips is 1800 watts.