Does anyone know the power consumption (In watt) for sous vide supreme? Thanks!
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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.
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Have been using the cook top with 110 power. The one note is that I have placed it on a dedicated circuit. This is probably best since the kitchen uses a lot of appliances at the same time.
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If my measurement was correct, this unit consumes about 65 watts when in "cool" mode. Not sure what the watt usage when in "heat" mode. You could buy a 110v to 12v converter but you'll have to make sure the converter is rated higher than 65 watts.
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1200W. After 7 mos still gets too hot and cooks very uneven. I will not buy another.
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It's 700 watts, which I have found to be quite adequate, however, the beauty of the oven lies in its other features and cooking modes. In my well worn opinion, super-steam alone, makes the oven worth the purchase price.
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There is not a wattage setting listed in the User Instructions. The high setting is by far the best. The low setting provides minimal heating.
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If it's the Ninja Supra Kitchen System, then it is definitely 1200 watts/1.5 horsepower. I have this system. Might want to check at Walmart for BRAND NEW product at comparable price.
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Hi, the operating watts for the CH-V18 are High=219, Medium=183 and Low=160. Hope that helps.
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This is a 200 watt version. Good unit. Have had one our cooking school for 10 years now.Karen/eurostoves
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I checked with my kilowatt, this appliance consumes 215w/1.73a when actively heating.
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The most powerful R/V units could pull 2000 watts when cooling, 1800 when heating. It should run that and the refrigerator and a small TV, so it depends on what else you have to power for these it should be OK.
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I don't have one, but I'm looking for one for my slow cooker and if this is rated for 625 watts it's fine for my 270 watt slow cooker!
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If this is the same model you are looking at: Manufacturer Model: CF1500UV-WTA Coverage: up to 1000 square feet Watts: 1500 per hour (1.5 kw per hour) Amperage: 12.5 BTU Output Rating: 5600 Power Requirements: 115 volt AC, 1500 watt Quartz Infrared Heating System: four quartz infrared heating elements (lasts a minimum of 20,000 hours) Diffusion Coil: stainless-steel, designed to increase the heating efficiency Heating Chamber: copper lined for optimal heat transfer
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I took a look at my Dork Food specifications and it states that my unit is 120V AC both input output and with max 15 Amps. As an aside it works like a charm. If you decide on this unit I would suggest you get the largest slow cooker you can find. That was my only draw back. You will find that you will want to do larger items or multiple items and you just won't have the capacity. If you still are interested in the Dork use a small aquarium vibrator pump and air stone to keep the water circulating. I finally went to the PolyScience circulator and heat which is a quantum leap and just about perfect. $240 discounted.
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I would first ask what is your intended use? It will function in a sous vide but is not my choice. If you have a small vessel to heat it will work fine. but larger volumes then 5 gallons can take time to come to temperature. Also you need a way of holding in place, as it is not stable. If you are using a metal tank and have a way to cut a clean hole I recommend, Camco 02142/02143 1500W 120V Screw-In Water Heater Element - High Watt Density . Though it has its problems in mounting and covering the exposed connections.
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With a 120vac power source, 60 hertz, it is 13 watts. As you can see the power drain is minimal. Power = voltage times current (P=EI).
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I have looked all over the box, but cannot find the wattage - I actually looked online also, and still could not find it - sorry.