I have a UK made electric slow cooker (cast iron) that is 230V~50Hz and max wattage at 250 watts. 2000 or 1000 in this lightweight model?
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My opinion is that you should get a 2000 watt as you will have a future option to use it for other appliances of higher watts. Of course the 1000 watt served well for your current slow cooker but it may not be for future purchases of other appliances.
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If you live in the US and there is no digital display, you should not need a converter. Slow cookers use a resistive element, which means that only the voltage matters, not the frequency. You could plug this into a 120V outlet and get half power out of it, or use a 230V outlet that is normally used for large appliances such as window air conditioners and get full power. Frequency (Hz) only matters for inductive loads.
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Informal rule is twice the maximum load in Watts (for surges when certain equipment starts up). So 500W is all you'd need.
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I have the 1000 and love it. It is 5.5 amps. Don't know the watts. It's 115V, 50-60Hz
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I checked with Proctor-Silex and they said High is around 210 Low is around 190 and warm is around 160. We love our little slow cooker. Mainly we use it for dips and small side dishes.
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Should work out fine - I checked the P43 stove manual on the Harman website and it has the following electrical information: Electrical Rating115 VAC, 60 Hz, Start 4.2 Amps, Run 2.8 Amps - this 1000w inverter should cover that just fine - a surge of 483 watts and running 322 watts. Hope this helps
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Depends on wattage of crock pot. 100 watts = OK. Maybe true for "warm" but "cooking" is probably 750 watts.
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I'm reasonably certain you can not use the roaster with 220 volts. It does not have a switchable power supply like many desktop computers.
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I can not find the items corporate website to give you their answer but according to the product details it says, "Dual 750 Watt Burners"...I assume this is what makes 1,500 power. From person experience I have cooked on both sides, boiled water, cooked carrots and such and have not had any problems. I would note that as some people mention the high setting is more like a medium although to cook and scramble eggs I put it on this units medium setting.Hope this helps, if so let me know and feel free to ask more questions or see my review. Happy shopping.
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Assuming you are in a location that uses 120 Volts AC @ 60Hz, like the USA. Cooking Setting: 750 Watts or 6.25 Amps Keep Warm Setting: 89 Watts or 0.74 Amps Hope that helps...
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Does not appear that the 1HP can be wired 220V. Their website says the 1.5HP can be 115/230V. Here's a link to the Steelcity page http://steelcitytoolworks.com/index.php/dust-collectors.html
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According to the instruction, the unit is rated at 125V, 60Hz. So, 230V, 50Hz would most likely damage the unit.
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I found this answer on Amazon's website. The Liddle Griddle 07211 uses 120V AC, 1000 watts. I hope this helps. I just love the one I bought for our two-person household.
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7100mc is 1300 watts. 8100/8300 models are both 1800 watts but the 8300st has it's controls positioned where they cannot be ruined by an oversize pot and look nicer. Read reviews on all and make your own decision. Mine was the 8300st which I love.
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The label says "max 500w" "120v ac 60HZ" I purchased it as a hand mixer, simple mixing that does not require my large one, but my whisk is insufficient. Hope this helps.
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this uses a 120 plugin. it is a 1750 watt 1.7 liter pot.....got this for my niece..she loves it....hope this is the right answer for you..
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Ours still works and is fine for a small family. We use it about three times a week maybe. 1350 watts. Comes with great cooking instructions.
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Here's what is on the bottom of the pan: 120V. --60'Hz 100 W type for Model 33111Y . For other questions: The innermost, ceramic ? pan is close to 7" by 4 1/2". Made in China, of course. I doubt that the pan would hold a small chicken. I really like this slow cooker, especially for oatmeal.
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The wattage should be listed in the book sent with pot.My crock does reach a boil on high.