what is the wattage of the khm5apwh hand mixer?
1115387
The only thing I could find in the manual, or on the box, is "Volts: 120 A.C. Only. Hertz: 60". Nothing about wattage. I did go back & read older questions. Someone called KitchenAid & found out it was 145 watts.
1388991
There are no watts listed, just .6Amp 120V AC @60 Hz. As for Paul A's comment...I bought this back in March of 2007, and it still works as perfectly as it did back then. It looks almost new and I've never had to replace a thing. I also have the KA Professional mixer-I love it and it too has lasted for years. I also have their food processor I bought in 2006 or 2007-it also works perfectly to this day. I've never had any problems with their products, they seem to last a very long time.
1868999
I checked it with a Kill-a-watt meter and the wattage has been between 1400-1410. The same for toast, bake and broil. Hope this is helpful.
260107
I am sorry, but I do not know. It had several problems so I returned it and purchased a Hamilton Beach mixer instead (which I really like).
255763
our mixer says on the label 500 watts and we are very,very happy. Best Mixer ever !!
1689801
It is 750 watts and a great little machine for a smaller pizzelle. Hope this helps you :-)
1816430
No, it's the Pro 6000 HD model, which is a DC motor. The power is only 350 Watts. See this thread:http://www.amazon.com/Comparison-between-Kitchenaid-stand-older/forum/Fx1UONYPEXDDH0B/TxXEG5BPFU9P08/1?asin=B0002Y5X9W
1120756
You will need to get the KitchenAid Artisan Mixer 5KSM150PSE. This mixer will run on 220V. These are made for the overseas market. I hope this information helps.
1636617
the onn mamual is not very detailed. no info on the wattage. i bought it only becaus it was inexpensive and used just for background music occassionaly. it is small in size and does not take upmuch room.
962708
120V, 1300 Watts, 60 Hz Also, I recomend to use boxed refined flour; generic flour is to heavy for this item ;)
129818
I honestly don't know. I gifted mine to a friend and stepped up to a Kitchen Aid. I presume not many watts but their own website does not disclose. Good luck!
482108
It's 400 Watts but it feels like more. It's perfectly capable of making bread dough or whip egg whites to perfection in few minutes. It has plenty of power. I also own the Bosch Universal Plus but it is too large unles you are making large batches of bread dough which I do when I bake to freeze it. I love and prefer the Compact machine for my everyday baking.
2205762
Not sure of the wattage but it is 120V and 60 Hz. Puts out a lot of air and we use it during band practice set up behind the drummer.
1774083
It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the... » Read More It doesn't say how many watts, I can't find that info anywhere on the booklet or on the mixer. However, watts = amps x volts so with that info on the mixer, it has 216 watts. (120 amps x 1.8 volts). I have not used this mixer yet, so I have not written a review but it comes with regular beaters, a whisk, and dough hooks which all fit in the case. When my new kitchen is finally finished, I will use it and write a review. I have always had good luck with Hamilton Beach products, though, and they are reasonably priced. Someone wrote that it is hard to get the beaters out. You have to push the speed button down into the machine and they come right out. « Show Less
487934
I don't know the wattage, but I have done hot dogs, hamburgers & BBQ chicken on it. I love it.
1323546
Since it is battery operated, I don't have an answer to the watts. This works very well for what it is intended for (mixing hot choc. powder, protein shakes, and anything liquid that is not real thick.) The attachments are a little short, but still work in a cup or glass.
1871513
I honestly don't know, it should be in the product specs, and I'm not sure where the manual is. The 320 is listed at 450 watts, this is at least that powerful. It's stronger than any other home-use immersion mixer I've ever owned (going back well over thirty years), the Li-ion battery charges quickly and has lots of boost for the motor, and it pulverizes just about anything in the mixing bowl from shallots to macadamia nuts - with ease. After over six months it's going like the day I took it out of the box and hooked it up to the converter.