what is the amp draw?
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4.5 Amp for the Rule 200P, 2.8 Amp for the Rule 200. http://content.westmarine.com/documents/pdfs/In-LineSubmersible.pdf
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The majority of an AVERAGE household's high-amperage draw items (air conditioner, washer, dryer, refrigerator, portable heater, hair dryers, microwaves, toasters) do not draw more than 15 amps. That has been the standard for all the houses I have been in. Yes, there are items you *might* need 20 amp service for, but they would be the exception to the normal.
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Amps are determined by taking the 2300 and dividing it by the voltage of 110. That gives you roughly 21 amps. Remember that is at max. How are you going to use it. There are several videos on youtube like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDFyxazZQxs. Best of luck but be careful.
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I honestly do not remember but I would honestly stay away from this amp. I bought one and it only lasted 2 weeks. Nephew bought one and lasted a week.
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120 Volts, 60 Hz; continueous draw = 12.5 amps, minimun draw = 5 amps, BTU = 2,050-5,200; power use = variable from under 50% to 1,50eatts @ 100%.
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4 amps seems accurate. I don't remember everything I learned in college about physics and electronics but I think you're looking at the input power which pretty much has nothing to do with output. I'm sure a lot is lost in heat and the lights etc.
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On my application, system voltage at 14.0, start up on low speed draws 1.3 amps with a 1.0 amp running current draw, wattage would be 14 running. Start up on high speed draws 2.5 amps with a running current of 1.9 amps, wattage would be 26.6 running. (Wattage equals volts times amps) Hope this helps, Donovan
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I suggest reviewing the manual and contacting the manufacturer. Are you actually drawing any load? You have to have a load connected to see any amp draw. Thanks.
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I don't know what the amp draw is on either sharpener, but if you take 150 and divide it by 120 it will equal only one amp +. So if your Jeep puts out 150 amps , you figure it out. Mike
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When you are reading DC amperage, you are reading the current draw between the source and the piece of equipment. the amperage will vary because of many factors. it is normal.
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I do not know how many amps, it handles everything I plug into it, it work well!
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Watts = Voltage x Amperage so maximum current draw would be 6v x 0.5a = 3 Watts?That either really efficient or my math is broken.
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You shouldn't worry about using thousandths of an amp in current flow...people often worry about a slight trickle of current without addressing what item draws hundreds of times more power...learn basic electricity.
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It depends on the voltage. P=UI. so I=P/U. If you connect a 12V battery, the amp draw will be 36W/12V=3A
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Easily, normal draw is under 15 amps. Set one up in a camper on a 15 amp circuit and at full output the fuse never popped
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Not sure of the amp draw but it does not phase the UTV which I put it on for the intake of the CVT at all.
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not sure why 2.4 amps is getting discussed..it says right on the package "under half an amp draw" and my meter says it takes about 0.3 far reach from 2.4