The description above says the unit has 350 peak watt motor. The video says it's a 1,000 watt motor. Which is it?
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Dear Customer,As per the manufacturers website this item has a 350 peak watts motor.Thanking you,EWO
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Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question.Tony
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This is a 1/4 hp motor it does not have an amp rating on minehttp://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.htmlIt should be about 2-3 amps
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I just looked right at the machine and is labeled as 1350 watts!! Honestly, even if this was lower, it preforms very well. I use it to supply a fleet of truck drivers and run it every day of the week and minor issues is all I encountered. We love it!!
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Motor only has one speed so I suppose I would go with Standard efficiency. In paperwork received it should have amperage rating or wattage rating. If wattage, use watts power law to convert to amperage. P/IxE
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It is not disclosed anywhere, but it should be approximately 200 watts based on the amperage written on the motor unit.
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Yes, it is rated for 1800 watts which is almost 2.5 hp. So a 1/3 hp motor should be no issue.
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There is no specification label on the unit to confirm it this way but the "user manual" - it's very thin on information - says this one is 1000 watts. That's the best I can say on that.
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yes the product photo is wrong it is truly 01 HP. electric motor and the motor as money of power if there's anything else I can do for you please ask
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This grinder runs (under no load) at 600 Watts and runs between 600 Watts and 1200 Watts (under load). The peak output power of this product is 3000 Watts and the mathematical equation for conversion of Watts into HP is 1HP = 746 Watts. 3000 Watts divided by 746 equals over a 4 HP "Rating", but please note that this grinder does NOT have a 4 HP motor in it. This is a "RATING ONLY" and is not to be confused with the motors that come in Commerical/Industrial Meat Grinders that have actual 1 HP to sometimes 1.5 HP motors in them. The actual HP of the motor in this grinder is just under 3/4 HP. Regards, Jim The Mercantile Station What we can tell you is that if you were to fasten this grinder to a table and try to hold onto the auger while it was running, the high torque of this machine would either break your wrist or flip you upside down!!!
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The rating is 500 watts, so you should not expect to do any more. The 1000 watt peak really only takes care of start up, since the initial load is always more than the operating wattage.
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I can't find any data on how powerful the motors are in either of these models. Everyone says they are powerful, but what watts are the motors for each?
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It is a little more than 5 KWs: 1000 Watts = 1KW The company no longer provides parts for this product. Be sure you have a place to repair it if you get one.
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Just barely. The sticker on it said the max amperage is 17.4 amps x 115 volts = 2001watts. I would go with a larger unit so you don't burn something out. I run with a 3500 and it does good but you have to be carfull not to run any other high power appliance with it.
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75 watts RMS Recommended and it can handle up to 150 watts RMS MAX. or if you want to go by peak power 300 watts PEAK is the max.[edit](D.J.) is right and I should have mentioned that these maximum ratings (150 watt RMS and the 300 watt PEAK) are at 8 Ohms
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This is the 51103 -- The largest/best motor. The 51102 is one step down, and the 51101 a step down from that. I bought this one because it is supposed to be the most powerful, and I haven't been disappointed with it yet.
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This is a 700 watt motor, and is usually priced at $500!!!! Very comparable to kitchen aid. The HB only has a 350 watt motor. This one is very hi tech. I has 2 seperate motors. 1 that runs the beaters (mixes the stiffest dough-no problem. The other motor runs the bowl turner. GO FOR THIS ONE DEFINITELY!!!!