How many watts or amps does this use? It's advertised as low energy consumption.
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Sorry it took me so long to respond--I also do not know. I purchased this refrigerator for my office. I will say I love it, though--since the freezer compartment is separate, it does not frost up NEARLY as fast as the mini-fridges that only feature one door. My only complaint is that I wish it did not have the can dispenser (on the door). It's just wasted space for me.
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It's an amp, it's connected to 120. Consumes 260 on max use. And provides u 150x7w. Makes sense to me ;)
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I'll see if I can find the packaging in my recycle bin but I'd think it's under 1 watt. I believe another reviewer claimed they use 0.5 watts each.
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The amp usage is not in the service manual. The unit does use wattage from a low of 350 to a high of 750. The customer service number is 1-800235-0604.I saw an answer of 6 amps. But, my box does not show this. 6 seems low. I would expect a minimum of 30 to 35 amps. 6 sould be the usage when in fan only mode with the heater element turned off.
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There is no minimum watts load required that I know of. I have several of these throughout my house and all work as advertised. Check with the manufacturer.
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I'm not sure what it uses by just being plugged in. It's max capacity is supposed to be 2400 watts. I have a computer plugged into it that is always running as well as a few other things in my recording studio that always use a little power. I don't think it uses much on it's own. I have 4 of them in different locations and I haven't seen any increase in my electrical bill using them.
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http://www.daftlogic.com/information-appliance-power-consumption.htmI sent a link. The heater uses about the same wattage as a clothes dryer.
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9 speed says 0.6 Amp (that's about 70 watts). I like it, but it's light duty.
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Hi Brian... don't know how many watts it uses... I do know that from low speed to hi speed it draws 0.2 to 1.9 amp DC which is very good. I love mine...buy one you won't be sorry I promise...hope this is usefull for you...Lou
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The labelled wattage is 24 watts. It works much better than 17 watt unit it replaced. I'm about to order another one for my garage. I just wish it was 30-35 watts and had an auto-shutoff. Auto-shutoff is such an obvious requirement that I wonder why no one offers it.
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No power consumption is given - it is a very bright array of LED's (28!) - almost too bright for my purpose of a key-board light - almost like a small desk lamp.So, based on brightness alone, it is not the lowest one out there for low power. Good light source however -
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At 120V AC and 1.8 amps, it would be 216 watts. (volts x amps = watts). Mine has the Amps and volts on the label, but not the watts. I just did the math.
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That's 240 watts. I've pushed it close to it's 400W claim without any issues.
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The only actual data I have is that the label says 120/240V 50/60 Hz 0.6A. Now, that could be as high as 144 watts. I can absolutely assure you that it consumes nothing even remotely like that. I can't unplug the switch now to measure, but I can tell you that the case is just barely perceptibly warm to the touch. I would guess something in the neighborhood of 2 - 3 watts.
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I don't believe there is any significant watt consumption. It heats up fast, reheats/cooks food quickly, so it's not really on for very long.
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Wish I could tell you -- threw it out because it wouldn't get very hot, so probably very few watts. I was using converter rather than auto outlet, so maybe that was problem, but that's what I needed it for. Good luck.
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"Wattage" is normally shown as "Max" wattage when in operation. If this product is listed as .8 watts (120vac x .067ma) then the "idle" current should be significantly less, probably about .020 amps/20ma or 120*.02= 2.4 watts. It could easily be less, depending on the circuit design. When the lights are not on, the unit is 1)determining if it is light or dark (dusk to dawn sensing) and 2)if there is "motion" in the vicinity. The energy used during this "idle" process is extremely low.