wondering how many watts the 14 x14 pad uses.... and the smaller 7 x 15 pad? thank you
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From the back label it has Input 145 W Max; can't comment on the smaller size...
1059251
Hi! Unit uses a 4" pad. First impression- too small. But after using it, this is a size that's easier to control. Hope this helps.
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Hello Jerome,I am not sure of the wattage used,but I am guessing not that bad! I would like to know myself, anybody that knowsplease inform us, thanks in advance.
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
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You will not get more amps than the panel can produce. Watts= Volts X Amps. A 15 Watt panel @13.5 Volts will charge at 1.1 amps.
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Sorry 15 should be 15AMPs and 123 watts should be 145 watts.My typing stinks
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low: 15 Watts or 1.25 amps @ 12 VDCmedium: 27 Watts or 2.25 ampshigh: 35 Watts or close to 3 amps
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The pads are about 1 /12" square but I'm not sure on the amperage. I can't find my instructions and it doesn't say on the box or the unit. it is powerful enough that it gets pretty tough to take much past the half-way power level.
1211727
Thanks everyone for their responses, all very helpful! I'll definitely get more than 1500W. I'll only use it to make a cup or two at a time, so won't be for any extended periods. Thanks again!
1975756
Yes I have 2 of them on 14 watts each and they get pretty loud. Just don't over power them
1024367
14 and 1/2 by 10 and 1/2 inches is the size of my x pad. it is very functional, light and we(my wife and i) both love using them with our laptops.
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It's an amp, it's connected to 120.Consumes 260 on max use.And provides u 150x7w.Makes sense to me ;)
1253873
If the above poster is correct with 12 Volts and 1500 mA (1.5 Amps) the correct power would be 12 Volts times 1.5 Amps for 18 Watts......a lot more useful than 1.5.
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I assume the question is how many watts, the answer on the back on the machine is 12-15 watts.
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it has 2 settings, 400 watts and 800 watts. It won't heat your 15x20 room...it's more of a spot heater at the 800 watt setting. If you want something that can easily heat up with those dimensions, I would go for a Living Pure heater that puts out 1500 watts and which radiates the heat in all directionsI don't even use the oscillating feature because then the heat dispersion is uneven
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I couldn't say, but I'd avoid this pad like the plague. Even if it's the correct voltage chances are it won't work. I went through 2, the first never worked, the second only worked for 2 days. It isn't worth the trouble you're likely to go through to find a working one. You will be wasting your money.
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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.