what is the power of this roaster
1567984
It comes with a 15 amp, 125 volt fuse, so it is pulling less than 15 amps. I hope this helps answer your question.
2202485
Yes, this should work. This is my second 6qt. roaster. Wouldn't be without it
161231
Its 1200 watt its almost to hot but works great, if you have the money and plan on roasting beans a long time check out the burman 1600 roaster that's my next step.
429246
Look at the 'Reviews' for this item, someone mentions that it is great for roasting coffee.
378414
I have had three machines. This one by far is the best. It makes two small roast or I believe three to four pounds and takes five to eight hours depending how thick you cut you meat. Hope this helps.
1838120
I am not sure what the Wattage or hp is. I know have ground up two deer with no trouble, and with one the meat cubes were almost frozen solid and still ground them up fine. I really like it and had no trouble. grinds very fast.
487934
I don't know the wattage, but I have done hot dogs, hamburgers & BBQ chicken on it. I love it.
126399
Short answer...och! touched it. That might not be the answer you would like to hear but you know it's working. I have several different brands of Roasters and cookers. This one is the only one without a idiot light on it. It also bothered me at first but heck, most things I put in it takes a few hours or longer to cook and you are just looking at the light. If it was my fish or pancake fryer the light is handy so I know it's up to temp but a roster, it's all slow cooking. If you are using the roaster as a steamer with a water bath in the bottom it takes me little over 20 mins to heat the water up to temp. Short answer...och! touched it. That might not be the answer you would like to hear but you know it's working. I have several different brands of Roasters and cookers. This one is the only one without a idiot light on it. It also bothered me at first but heck, most things I put in it takes a few hours or longer to cook and you are just looking at the light. If it was my fish or pancake fryer the light is handy so I know it's up to temp but a roster, it's all slow cooking. If you are using the roaster as a steamer with a water bath in the bottom it takes me little over 20 mins to heat the... » Read More Short answer...och! touched it. That might not be the answer you would like to hear but you know it's working. I have several different brands of Roasters and cookers. This one is the only one without a idiot light on it. It also bothered me at first but heck, most things I put in it takes a few hours or longer to cook and you are just looking at the light. If it was my fish or pancake fryer the light is handy so I know it's up to temp but a roster, it's all slow cooking. If you are using the roaster as a steamer with a water bath in the bottom it takes me little over 20 mins to heat the water up to temp. « Show Less
2042504
I don't know. I just use it for roasting and it is perfect for that. It is thinner than earlier versions but it still produces the same results--in my opinion.
1968558
To get to a full city roast, the SR500 takes 2-3 full cycles, about 18-28 minutes. It does a crappy job of taking care of the chaff. If I run the unit at low fan speed to increase roasting, the beans striate: Spanish roast at bottom and almost green at top. If I run the fan speed high enough to get good flux, the beans don't get roasted. Cannot recommend this unit.
1124646
It will allow you to cook a larger roast or bird. Gives you about 3" more height
485582
Ours still works and is fine for a small family. We use it about three times a week maybe. 1350 watts. Comes with great cooking instructions.
1332615
Mine is 325 watts. It is the Artisan model. The base model is 300 according to the specs on line. I believe the Pro600 which is the lift bowl model, has 575 watts so it is significantly more powerful. You may need a little more oomph in your circuits to support that to keep from blowing circuits according to my semi-sparky hubby. I hope some other bakers weigh in on this as I am a neophyte.
1898138
You would have to deliberately, intentionally, want to damage this roaster...it's high quality...money well spent.
1255050
You are luckier than I was, my machine burnt out after 2 minutes despite carefully following instructions. I did warn people on the review page. I manages to use a precision roaster for 15 years. The SRI is not robust enough..
239753
I used it for several months until I bought a hottop roaster on craigslist and then its been in the cubord every since. But it does work well for roasting beans and its very inexpensive. Look at videos on utube that will help you a lot.
1991805
I do not know, but I think it would defeat the whole purpose of the roaster itself.