What's its wattage? How many temperature settings does it have? Is it on the quiet side? Thanks a lot!!
1705235
The unit says 2000 - 2400w. It has cool, warm & hot settings, with two fan speeds. I find it to be on the quieter side. I am so happy with this dryer.
1705236
I believe it was 2400 watts. It only has three settings, high, medium and low, but it also had temperature settings as well. It was quiet in comparison to most hair dryers.
1705237
Hi, On the box it states it is 2400 watts,it has 3 temperature settings, 2 fan speeds and a cool shot button. This is my second Elchim and I really like it because it is the only blow dryer that seems to prevent a lot of static. As for quiet, I would say it is about average; it's not noisy but it's not noise free if that helps. It's a great dryer and I highly recommend it.
1705238
It is 50/60HZ, 110-125V and temperature from hot,warm to cool and one with cool burst intermittently that you can press while you hold. I think it less quiet than all the other ones I had before. Sounds like when you are on plane but it is not annoying (on the calm side).
247023
Its pretty quiet. I run it at night on the lowest speed while sleeping. It's not silent, but probably the quietest fan I've owned. During the day, with more ambient noise, I hardly notice the fan is on, unless its blowing on me.
2050725
We haven't had this fan for very long but so far we love this heater/light/fan! The fan is very quiet. The heater is a bit more noisy but actually is very quiet also. I assume it will last a very long time as long as it is installed correctly. Our electrician is impressed with it so I would say, great purchase!
2094423
Karen, I just looked mine over but found nothing referring to wattage. I do love mine though and will tell you that it is powerful.
1378885
I'm not sure of the wattage, but I have it plugged into a regular 110 wall outlet and it works great. I like this oven (makes great nachos! and the place down the street uses it to warm biscuit sandwiches that are delicious) but there's a couple of things to mention. It has a fairly loud timer beeper that seems very long... I think it's maybe 15 seconds? Apparently it is required for commercial use and there is no way to turn it off. There is a workaround- leaving the timer set to 'always on' and then turning on the heat as needed. This leaves the fan on continuously but the fan ball bearing is rated for 15,000 hours which is incredible. The biscuit place uses this method. We discovered that we actually really like the beeper because we have loud music and crowds. It's not annoying and helps the servers. The biscuit place is super tiny (3 tables and a 4 stool bar) that does mostly quiet breakfasts so I see why they leave it set to 'always on.' The other thing, and this is very minor, is that we make these huge nachos so chips and cheese get in the oven. When you wipe the stuff out it falls in the crack between the front door and the over and is a bit of a pain to get out. You have to put a finger in there and push it to the side. Overall I would definately recommend this oven. We've had no issues in 2 years of service.
97854
I'm not sure it has a specific wattage. By its self it doesn't really put out much sound. It all depends on what surface it is resting on as to how much sound is produced. It's more of a novelty item. I wouldn't recomend it
695702
Works great! Mine (120's) are on 24/7 and they are so low wattage it may cost me $5.00 a month if that to run them. I have had mine running for about a year now and their still going strong. The plug / Speed Control actually controls 2 fans even though each 1 comes with the plug. I have mine set up in my closed glass door entertainment center where my 1,000 watt receiver surround sound, cable box, x-box, CD player, etc. are located. I put one at the back bottom blowing in and one at the top blowing out. I have displaced 25 to 30 degrees of heat. It would get to 120 - 125 degrees inside before, and now the hottest I have measured is around 90 - 95 degrees. Will surely help the life span of your equipment and well worth the little additional cost for the electricity.
873517
50 dBA, set in a corner, and measured at a distance of 4ft from the machine when it is set on high. I measured it. I think that would be considered loud by most people if operated in a small or moderate size bedroom. However on the low setting it is whisper quiet. I operate it on the low and medium settings in my 190 sqft bedroom, sleeping 6 ft away, and have no trouble sleeping. I definitely hear it but the whir/hum is not disturbing to me at all. On high it would bother me. The trouble with the low setting is that it puts out a negligible amount of vapor, so the Medium setting works well for me. 50 dBA, set in a corner, and measured at a distance of 4ft from the machine when it is set on high. I measured it. I think that would be considered loud by most people if operated in a small or moderate size bedroom. However on the low setting it is whisper quiet. I operate it on the low and medium settings in my 190 sqft bedroom, sleeping 6 ft away, and have no trouble sleeping. I definitely hear it but the whir/hum is not disturbing to me at all. On high it would bother me. The trouble with the low setting is that it puts out a negligible amount of vapor, so the Medium setting works well... » Read More 50 dBA, set in a corner, and measured at a distance of 4ft from the machine when it is set on high. I measured it. I think that would be considered loud by most people if operated in a small or moderate size bedroom. However on the low setting it is whisper quiet. I operate it on the low and medium settings in my 190 sqft bedroom, sleeping 6 ft away, and have no trouble sleeping. I definitely hear it but the whir/hum is not disturbing to me at all. On high it would bother me. The trouble with the low setting is that it puts out a negligible amount of vapor, so the Medium setting works well for me. « Show Less
1806233
I have not and that is with New England weather. It runs quite a bit. I will say that I have it configured for 750 watts because it is in a small bathroom. Obviously it would be different if it was set at max wattage.
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
2096577
The settings are more about the heat output and not so much about the amount of air blowing from it. It isn't overly noisy. However, I've had this one for 3 years now and have had to go through the painful process of contacting the manufacturer, jumping through the hoops requesting repair ticket, boxing it up (and it must be in the original packaging or they won't accept it), lugging it to UPS store to ship, and then waiting, waiting, waiting for it to be returned. I've done this twice now. Yes, it has a 5 year warranty, but when it craps out again (as I'm sure it will), it's going to the junk pile. The settings are more about the heat output and not so much about the amount of air blowing from it. It isn't overly noisy. However, I've had this one for 3 years now and have had to go through the painful process of contacting the manufacturer, jumping through the hoops requesting repair ticket, boxing it up (and it must be in the original packaging or they won't accept it), lugging it to UPS store to ship, and then waiting, waiting, waiting for it to be returned. I've done this twice now. Yes, it has a 5 year warranty, but when it craps out again (as I'm sure it will), it's going to the... » Read More The settings are more about the heat output and not so much about the amount of air blowing from it. It isn't overly noisy. However, I've had this one for 3 years now and have had to go through the painful process of contacting the manufacturer, jumping through the hoops requesting repair ticket, boxing it up (and it must be in the original packaging or they won't accept it), lugging it to UPS store to ship, and then waiting, waiting, waiting for it to be returned. I've done this twice now. Yes, it has a 5 year warranty, but when it craps out again (as I'm sure it will), it's going to the junk pile. « Show Less
1151153
Hey, Chris; The answers to both of your questions are pretty straight forward... 1) My case came with a sheet stating the capacity per channel, (I THINK it was 40 Watts, but am not sure). My head was five Watts over specs, but I do not go max 24/ 7 and I have not even smelled hot plastic. Of course, there has to be adequate cooling air available. 2) The case is designed pretty well, and the rest of your protection will come from the care you take while you install the hardware.Hope this helps you out... now I will get back to waiting for the s**w to melt up here in "Eerie", Pennsylvania. (It is a censored four letter word to me!) Cheers, Steve Hey, Chris; The answers to both of your questions are pretty straight forward... 1) My case came with a sheet stating the capacity per channel, (I THINK it was 40 Watts, but am not sure). My head was five Watts over specs, but I do not go max 24/ 7 and I have not even smelled hot plastic. Of course, there has to be adequate cooling air available. 2) The case is designed pretty well, and the rest of your protection will come from the care you take while you install the hardware.Hope this helps you out... now I will get back to waiting for the s**w to melt up here in "Eerie",... » Read More Hey, Chris; The answers to both of your questions are pretty straight forward... 1) My case came with a sheet stating the capacity per channel, (I THINK it was 40 Watts, but am not sure). My head was five Watts over specs, but I do not go max 24/ 7 and I have not even smelled hot plastic. Of course, there has to be adequate cooling air available. 2) The case is designed pretty well, and the rest of your protection will come from the care you take while you install the hardware.Hope this helps you out... now I will get back to waiting for the s**w to melt up here in "Eerie", Pennsylvania. (It is a censored four letter word to me!) Cheers, Steve « Show Less
1939961
Only warm, not terribly hot. It remains stable on the counter. It's very loud. It's an 800 watt machine -- I was told to buy 700 watt or above in order to get the power. I don't know rpm's and I checked the user manual and it doesn't say in there either. Hope this helps.
1732927
While I dont have the exact specs, I can tell you that its nearly silent when it switches on. I have it sitting on top of my unit sucking air straight out of the receiver vents and its very quiet. I really don't think noise is an issue with this thing. Doesn't even produce vibration noise.
653631
Quiet but it runs hot. I had it on a cooling pad and it went up to 173F... Needless to say it was returned for a refund.
1894393
Mine died awhile ago. But to the best of my recollection it had two heat settings, 750W and 1500W. Very nice while it lasted.
638720
I do not recall the wattage. I do know that it did not heat up. I sent it back.