Anyone know the surge watts on this?
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hope this will help you out this is on mine modelApollo Horticulture GLK1000GW19... hps/mh-400 w lamp type hps or mh input 100 v ~ 268 v;50/60 hz;max 4.6 A pf&gt;o.99; thd &lt;10%; cfl 1.5 output 265v 400 w operating-30`~+55c again hope this help.
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Mine puts out 4 watts on high, 1 on low in the 2m band. I get 3w high .5 low at 70cm.
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What I understand...7500 is the surge or start up watts......6000 running....great unit.....
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Rated watts: 8000 W. Surge watts: 10000 W. Frequency: 60 Hz. Outlets: (2) 120 V (20 A) AC, (1) 120 V (30 A) AC, (1) 120/240 V (30 A) AC, (1) 120/240 V (50 A) AC receptacle. Voltage regulation: automatic for "computer safe" operation.
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Not being 'smart' but best to call an electrician to be sure. I had a whole house power meter which strapped onto the outdoor meter. It would give a good indication of what my average wattage was under a variety of conditions - A/C active (3kW), blower for furnace (500W), electric dryer (4.5kW), ... but what it didn't measure was the surge current like when a motor starts (which is typically 2x of the standing wattage). Exactly what your surge current requirements are depends on what devices you have installed, and when they will startup. If you can stagger when devices start up you can reduce the surge current requirement. You can also manually throttle up the generator as there is a lag between when a motor starts and the motor spinning up to match load (which results in voltage droop). And lastly you have to figure out how to wire it into your house ... maybe you only want a few circuits light up instead of the whole house (like your 500W plasma TV for example).
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Press Menu until you get to Volts, then press Up or Down keys to find Watts.That is what the manual says.
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4 watts I had this on all winer and spring for my 19 yr. old Siamese and didn't notice any difference in my power bill. I uses as much energy as a little nightlight.
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I honestly don't know. I haven't had to do it. This thing has been great so far. It seems to have stabilized some of the surges I used to get. I had a Tripp Lite at one point and it was cutting out power by itself - basically doing the exact opposite of what I wanted it to do. I have no regrets so far with this purchase.
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Honestly, I have no idea. I can't imagine that it is much of a power hog, though. I guess I could measure it...
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Mike, Hello From Explore ElectricWe received your question and are glad to help. Giving one number as maximum power can be a bit misleading, so we will give you the full power spectrum Magnum uses for their products. At a 5 second surge, Magnum rates this unit at 5800 Watts. At a 30 second surge, Magnum lists the unit at 5400 Watts. At a 5 minute continuous surge the rating is 4900 Watts. At a 30 minute continuous surge the rating is 4500 Watts. And at continuous power usage, the rating is the 4000 Watts that this unit uses as its benchmark rating. Magnum Energy inverters certainly earn their reputation as premium quality units.Regards,Steve Mike, Hello From Explore ElectricWe received your question and are glad to help. Giving one number as maximum power can be a bit misleading, so we will give you the full power spectrum Magnum uses for their products. At a 5 second surge, Magnum rates this unit at 5800 Watts. At a 30 second surge, Magnum lists the unit at 5400 Watts. At a 5 minute continuous surge the rating is 4900 Watts. At a 30 minute continuous surge the rating is 4500 Watts. And at continuous power usage, the rating is the 4000 Watts that this unit uses as its benchmark rating. Magnum Energy inverters certainly... » Read More Mike, Hello From Explore ElectricWe received your question and are glad to help. Giving one number as maximum power can be a bit misleading, so we will give you the full power spectrum Magnum uses for their products. At a 5 second surge, Magnum rates this unit at 5800 Watts. At a 30 second surge, Magnum lists the unit at 5400 Watts. At a 5 minute continuous surge the rating is 4900 Watts. At a 30 minute continuous surge the rating is 4500 Watts. And at continuous power usage, the rating is the 4000 Watts that this unit uses as its benchmark rating. Magnum Energy inverters certainly earn their reputation as premium quality units.Regards,Steve « Show Less
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Surge Suppression 1,030 Joules - this info is extracted from http://www.cyberpowersystems.com specifications.
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I use it at work so I don't have it with me just now but I am near certain it is 700w. I will check on it and if I am wrong I will correct my answer here.
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Dont know.... bought this as a gift ...I never recieved it .... but I've done enough Appliance repairs to know that 1500 Watts translatesto 15 Amperes: +/- oneAmp, and many times a low setting is about half that..... Hair Dryers, esp.......
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I use it for a 7500 watt running and a 10500 watt surge generator and it works just fine. If you want to be especially safe check it after fifteen minutes of use, if the cord is hot discontinue. I'll bet it will be just fine.
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I bought it for someone else so I can't check it out personally, but other websites show it as 1100 watts.
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It's a modified sine wave inverter rated at 1350 watt continuous 1500 watt surge. Note however, that the battery inside the case is not sufficiently sized to run the inverter at it's full rated capacity for more than 10 or so minutes if that long.
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I don't know the watt output, but I have it plugged into a surge protector. Here in Florida, we get a lot of power surges, so everything we use is plugged into surge protectors. I absolutely love my back massage unit (in fact will be using it in a few minutes).