How many amps please
764276
in the technical details it states 8.3 Amps. this can be used with the 1000wt dimmer as a companion. works great
126715
15 Amps. If you go to the steel city website you can either look at or download the manual.
1933806
I don't have any info on amps - the power supply is 115V/60Hz. I didn't have to purchase any special plug.
1319464
I wounit push eny more then 3amps i run mine at 5v 0.5 amp. But i don't know there max. -Hope this helps and good luck
389499
Not sure how small but the display comes up as 000.0 and I have read .5 amps. Hope this helps.
7218
as you know this info. isn't published. i would not worry about up to 12 amps. if you can switch your load over to 220 volts, you will reduce your amp. draw by half. this is just the voice of experience speaking. if you need more, i would e mail packard and ask them
240531
Found this: http://www.larsonelectronics.com/images/product/specsheet/45291.pdfLooks like 4.7 amps
1017257
Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
662591
I think less than 20 amps because I plug it in to a electrical outlet and it doesn't blow a fuse :)
977857
It is limited to 30 amps. You dont get more amp capacity by lowering the voltage. FYI, mine was visibly broken upon delivery. It came in a padded envelope, which wasnt nearly protective enough. I sent it back for refund.
33615
Hello Todd. Amps * Volts = Watts. 50 amp * say 14 volts DC = 700 watts. So, 700 watts/120 volt AC = 5.833 amp. 15 amp circuit is more than enough.
1202215
I have no clue as to the amps, however it is 900 watts and I googled watts, volts, and amps. 7.5 amps is what I could figure out, but I have no clue if that is right or not.
861752
*15 amps/1800 watts maximum draw, do the math dormer. Add up all your lighting or whatever!
2183282
I don't know how many amps but I'm able to plug in 2 cell phones with no problem. Sorry I couldn't help! It works good.
2005364
Approximately 1.5 Amps... see http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/Watt_to_Amp_Calculator.htm
1980865
I finally found the current requirement for the unit. The barely visible label says 1.8 amps at 120 volts. I hope that this helps.
948472
No more than five amps. I use it with a 12v remote jumper battery without a problem.