While on AC, how many watts does it consume?
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Zachary - sorry, but I threw out the packaging. I will type what is printed on the adapter though. "Input: 100-240V- 50/60Hz 0.5A Output: 12V 0.7A Model: SUN-1200070" The fan can be powered seperately by six D batteries. Hope this helps.
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Ac, I have it in my semi plugged into a cobra 2500 watt power supply. Great tv/dvd...
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The online specs rate the power supply at 1Amp @ 120VAC. May be someone else will have the power adapter handy and be able to read its label for you. The unit only consumes 36Watts.
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http://www.daftlogic.com/information-appliance-power-consumption.htm I sent a link. The heater uses about the same wattage as a clothes dryer.
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I don't really know an exact answer to your question but I can tell you I'm running my computer on a 15amp breaker along with a few lamps and chargers, 2 monitors, and a TV. I would guess that it's somewhere around or below 5amps but again I don't really know.
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I measured it at 70 decibels running at full power. I consider it noisy in general, but not for an AC unit.
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very low power consumption . I love this unit , its the best unit you can buy.. im an mechanical engineer I know what I talking about
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Lit. in pkg says Power Consumption of 35 W, incl. a 7 Amp fuse..5 foot power cord..Automatic shut to avoid overheating-maintains temp of 110-120 deg.F..
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110ac. I'm not sure about the power draw. I haven't put a watt meter on it.
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When running with the A/C on it consumes 900 watts of power. Using only the fan, and not the A/C, it still draws plenty of power, though somewhat less than the full 900 watts. To calculate the difference in your electric bill, you first have to determine how much your electric company charges per kilowatt hour, how many hours you plan to use it each month, and make the calculation from there.
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It depends on the a/c unit. Remember the start up power of the unit is going to be considerably higher than the wattage that the a/c states that it uses. Generally, 1600w is rather small for this use. I hope you have really good batteries for power source. A/C will drain then fast
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in reality it draws about 30 watts dc or about 2 1/2 amps dc i turn it off when not using it.....
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It is rated at 65W running entirely off of the PCIe slot. I don't know actual consumption.
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If the A/C unit power consumption is under or around 4,000 W it should...I would check the manual for power requirements...this may also be described on the manufacturer label where the serial number is.
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The model I have is rated at 8.0 Amps and my Air conditioner is rated at 1480 watts. I would recommend going to the Intermatic Website. It lists the ratings for each model. It's safer to have a higher rated timer than what your air conditioner requires.
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I know you looked at there website, try to find the contact number. I do not know either. I have two and so far they work good, can't run an air conditioner without issues, I think I need more amps to get the 10,000 (so they say) watts. sorry I can't help much.
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I don't know how many watts it uses, but I know it does not blow a circuit when other electrical appliances are being used. I would say, it uses as much as a crockpot.