Does this unit really need a 15 dedicated circuit? Also considering the 1800QTL
771650
The seller's answer should be taken as definitive. Anecdotally, my installation is not on a dedicated circuit, but the other members of the circuit are either outlets or efficient lighting. I've had my unit in service for over 6 months with no issues to speak of. Enjoy!
771651
It does because you don't want to trip the circuit. You font want your wine to get cooked. It's awesome. We have been very happy with this purchase.
771652
All CellarPro cooling units should have a dedicted circuit. If the circuit is shared with a light or a fan, that won't be a problem. But the circuit should not be shared with another appliance or a heavy-draw electronics, otherwise the CellarPro components are at risk of becoming damaged.
771653
It should, but it isn't necessary. Like any fridge, it will suck the initial current when it turns on and dim any light in the circuit for a second.
1187296
No you don't need a dedicated sub output for this sub. It has high output connections that's what great about this sub.
1180338
I don't claim to be an electrical engineer but I run two of these and my mixer through a 15a power strip with no problems. Thats probably not "code" but most places you play are lucky to find more than 2 outlets for the whole stage. As a side note I run either 2 or 4 -15s in stereo with one and 4 monitors with the second so you can get an idea of the load on the amps.
1459273
yah 14 to 15 dont even try to use it with anything less than a 12 guage wire and 50ft extension cord. if you have anything else on that circuit it will just pop the circuit
2194697
No. The high level inputs are just for signal. But believe me when I say that you wont need the extra power.
1953294
You would have to upgrade your breaker and change the outlet powering the device from assuming 15 amp max to 30 amp max. Also the power supply doesn't constantly put out 1600w. The ammount of watts the power supply will put out will depend on the load you have on it. An example would be an Intel Xeon E5-2697v2, 4x GTX 780ti, 8 DDR3 Ram modules, and 6 sata hdds will draw an estimate of 1200w on full load.
1697167
No idea. I never had a problem on a 15 amp circuit. Who goes around measuring current on whatever devices they plug in? Kind of a pain, what?
1727496
Yes, but you need a dedicated 15amp circuit. I blew the breakers in several locations in my house until I found an outlet that wasn't powering any other light, appliance etc.
189678
You do not need a dedicated circuit for the Duraflame heater but you should not place too many electrical items on the circuit that you are using for the Duraflame because it draws a lot of amps. I have my Duraflame on a 15 amp circuit breaker and it works fine. The voltage is 110. I'm not an electrician so if you aren't sure about the conflicting information that you are receiving you may want to consult with an electrician before you buy a Duraflame. It's a very nice product, well built, and worth the money.
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Hi Sheena: Jeffrey beat me to it. The only caution you want to take is to not treat this a 4 ports each capable of 15 Amps.With best regards
1465960
I have never had an issue with this. Both ends of the unit are on separate 20a circuits and each circuit with everything attached areprobably operating between 50-75% capacity.
1260603
I have mine on 2 txx-bd15's which are 900rms a piece and it does fine, but you will need electrical upgrades as in high quality wires and an extra battery in the back
1031857
No. There is only one input and that is on the 1500G. Short of disassembly and "custom" wiring you cannot daisy-chain the current 24BPG units. Sorry.
433167
You need to hire or find someone who can read the wiring diagram that came with the unit. Sorry, don't mean to sound short, but it was pretty easy for me. Can't give you a step by step through this text box.
1893558
No, it does not require a 220 circuit as it comes pre-wired for 115, but you can easily change it to 220 if you ever wanted to.
1347603
Yes it needs a neutral. You can use a #2474DWH which does not require a neutral, but you only have control over RF not over powerline.
532228
I don't think that matters. We have three units, one where the router is and two others all on different circuit breakers. Network works fine.