What is the maximum watt output? I would need it to be below 1200.
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This is purely and simply a rather large and extremely well built thermos. The energy that heats its contents is derived from what ever source you use to heat your food. The contents (for example, a soup) are heated to at least 160ºF in the inner stainless steel container which is then placed in the well insulated thermos. Closed and locked for up to six plus hours the contents "cook" and voila, dinner is served. It is the same principle as a slow cooker except that no outside source of heat is applied. I do not understand why everyone does not use this. we use it at home and when we are on the road with our Airstream trailer. This is purely and simply a rather large and extremely well built thermos. The energy that heats its contents is derived from what ever source you use to heat your food. The contents (for example, a soup) are heated to at least 160ºF in the inner stainless steel container which is then placed in the well insulated thermos. Closed and locked for up to six plus hours the contents "cook" and voila, dinner is served. It is the same principle as a slow cooker except that no outside source of heat is applied. I do not understand why everyone does not use this. we use it at home and when... » Read More This is purely and simply a rather large and extremely well built thermos. The energy that heats its contents is derived from what ever source you use to heat your food. The contents (for example, a soup) are heated to at least 160ºF in the inner stainless steel container which is then placed in the well insulated thermos. Closed and locked for up to six plus hours the contents "cook" and voila, dinner is served. It is the same principle as a slow cooker except that no outside source of heat is applied. I do not understand why everyone does not use this. we use it at home and when we are on the road with our Airstream trailer. « Show Less
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The beauty of this is that it is 0 watts. No plug- ins. Cook with the inside pot on your stove until the content boils, and put the entire pot in, close the lid and walk away. When I do the beef stew I repeat this process twice and it's done. Think a thermos jar but in a larger scale.
1516790
PNY listed the minimum power supply as 400W. I upgrade to a 650w to be safe.You may want to consider the same.
1681225
im not 100% sure but i think 1200 wattrms, i had two hooked up with an 2000watt amp pushing them.
1174062
on a 1500 watt unit it will handle only about 1200 watt load. my opinion is that what you are asking it to do, it won"t do it.
1011896
I would say 2000 watt max, but for 2 of these subs I would say a 1200-1500 would be perfect.
1402464
There is no minimum watts load required that I know of. I have several of these throughout my house and all work as advertised. Check with the manufacturer.
1376062
120V maximum continues draw12.5 amps min draw 5 amps output 2050-5200 BTU's
774676
300 watt is the minimum requirement. It will run on this power supply but it would be better to have a bigger power supply
1909114
No. 500 watts minimum with 2 x 6 pin connectors 32 amps on the 12v rail. I recommend at least a 750. Draws a lot of power and puts off a lot of heat.
1471312
The rms is 1200 and max is 2400; but unless you have a pro grade amp you can push it well past that; I have mine pushing 2400 watts on a legacy amp and it needs more power still
1367858
The unit I have has 1600 Watt raging on it. A 1500 watt appliance would be pushing the upper limit.
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I am very sorry, this is a 110-120 watt. If that is the correct price 109.00 , I paid 122.00
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Chris - sorry so long for reply, either would do, as this unit only uses like 5.4 amps I think.... I'm actually getting a 1000 watter for next time. Hope this helps friend.
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I would say up to 1200 Watts.. this product was listed wrong I orderd it n received something else not sure if they fixed the listing you can use any kind of wire to power an amp but u match the gauge of the wire to your amp wattage or it will simply melt the wire or damage the amp...
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Most likely not, you simply wouldn't have enough current available. I wouldn't use anything less than a 750 W
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If it sees at least 13.6 volts it shouldn't be to much of a problem. At 12 volts I would only expect 3, 300-3, 500 watts max.
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Ideally would be 24 watts, without considering conversion losses etc. Being a switching supply, it should be close to the that (basic formula is P=I*E, P is power, I is current, E is volts).