How many watts does EcoBreeze use while running? How about standby?
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Tommy the following table has amps, watts and cubic feet per minute.Fan Speed Off Low Med HighAmps 33mA .45A .46A .5AWatts 3.96 54 55.2 60CFM 185 205 225Let us know if you have any additional questions.
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53W on low, 56W on medium, 61W on high, and 0W on standby using killawatt to measure.
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I used my Kill-A-Watt to measure mine and after 2275 hours on it broke down to 26 cents a day/ $7.99 a month to keep my 14' by 12' office at 70 degrees. Very efficient. It pulls 11amps/1262watts when running at full blast. I've had mine for at least 4 years and it still works wonderfully.
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runs by cord or 4 AA battries. Not sure the wattage but the batteries only last one or two times
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yes but remember all air and water power are based on head feet,,,thats how far away from the source of the power to the end of the lineit will pump at 10 feet but u may not get the power u need to operate the device ie:sponge filter,air stone and so forthif u r gonna do a 10 foot run i,d go up to the eco-plus that has at least 40 watts of power,also remember these are small compressors and do make some noise so unless it,s a hydroponic grow room u might wanna make sure u have the length u need to put it in another room hope this helped
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It's said it has a 7 standby time? I have never left on that long. I have watch videos and listen music in the amount of 3-4 hours and still had 2 hours left on it. I do a lot of treadmill running.
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Mine contains WD5000AAKS with jumper PM2 (PUIS). With USB power meter: 4 watt to spin-up, between two and three watt activity, and one watt in low-power state (spun-down standby). I do not know how it compares to 1394 power usage.
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I'm not sure what it uses by just being plugged in. It's max capacity is supposed to be 2400 watts. I have a computer plugged into it that is always running as well as a few other things in my recording studio that always use a little power. I don't think it uses much on it's own. I have 4 of them in different locations and I haven't seen any increase in my electrical bill using them.
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The eheim Pro 3e 2074 runs on standard 110 voltage. The power consumption is 20 watts. Wonderful and effecient filters I have three of these.
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It has its own power supply, so it could probably run low wattage devices. However I attached it to an externally powered usb enclosure.
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I love my Nature Power unit, but I am not sure it is capable of running both at the same time.
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Mine runs all the time . I forgot to turn it off . So most of the time it runs all night . So it last about a week to a week and a half . I buy energizer for it
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You should consider this machine to be load limited (full-time and NOT counting higher starting loads!) to around 1600 watts (figure about 15 amps). Without knowing the running/starting loads of each appliance (should be listed in the specs), it's not possible to give you a better answer. Good unit though, starts easily and runs quietly.
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65W; eco mode takes probably 40W or so (it extends the bulb lifetime by 50%); it's noticeably darker.
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Aeon Labs says the unit will handle 1875W or 15A max output. So if you are under that for either you would be able to turn power on and off to those devices. Please note I am not saying you should do this as a dishwasher may be over 1800 watts which would be pushing this unit to the max.. Washing machines don't use that much but it would only allow you to turn it on or off power wise.
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not a lot, I have one running 24/7. I have it on a pretty basic power strip. No issues so far, and my entire fish tank (air pumps, lights and filters) use very little energy.
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The power supply lists the input at 0.2 amps at 100-240VAC. At 110V, that would be 22 watts. The output of the power supply is 250mA at 6V, which is 1.5 watts. The power supply is not warm when the device is not being used, which suggests that the input is less that 22watts when in "standby".
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Thank you so much. I can see that this is not an effective way to have the backup power I desire, unless I drop the coffee maker - I'll look into camping equipment. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain.