What is the amperage output?
1641001
That's a good question, Mr. E. I wish I had an answer for you. What I do know is this. This car charger is for the Samsung S4 mini, and works just fine. It actually chargers my phone faster than my home charger that plugs into an outlet. I don't know the amperage of that one either. But I also don't know how to build a car engine, but I drive just fine anyway. lol Hope this help. :)
1641002
Sorry, I have no idea but I have used it in the car to charge up my cell and it gets charged pretty fast. The info might have been on the packaging but I threw it away after I found it worked fine. I can't believe the price now. I paid full price and was happy to even find it at full price. Sorry I could not help you further.
548888
I don't know for sure, but remember when you are using a power inverter for every amp you pull at 110 volts you're pulling 10 amps at 12 volts. Most likely the device cannot deliver the amperage to the inverter even with no load because the inverter consumes power even though you're not placing a load on it.
78476
I have the Model-DA90PM111. The output is 19.5 Volts at 4.62 Amps. ( 19.5 Volts X 4.62 Amps = 90.09 Watts ). My unit is capable of outputting 90 Watts of Power.
2073447
Amperage depends on voltage and resistance. Human body resistance can be as low as 500-1000 ohms(doing a quick search). That means this thing "could" put out 25,000,000volts/500ohms=50,000amps. But that's 1,250,000,000,000 Watts of power! A trillion! Those are peak values though, not sustained. For reference your computer charger pulls likely about 80 watts sustained. If a trillion watts was sustained, that high power output could drain your computer's battery in roughly 30 nanoseconds, the time it takes light to move 9 meters(30ft). If the voltage is really as high as they claim, the current will only really be as high as I calculated for an insignificant amount of time, before the voltage drops, dropping the current, dropping the voltage, dropping the current... etc. They will vary continuously throughout the shock. They are directly related and you can't have one without the other. Probably more info than you wanted but that's how it works!
1714292
Has anyone measured the actual output DC voltage when this unit is supplying 2.1 amperes of current? If so, what did your volt-meter read?
1345343
Hi, thanks for your question. The maximum amperage is 10A. See below from the listing details. Specifications: Power input/output: 120V/60Hz, max. 1200W 10A Please let us know if there is anything else we can answer for you. We are also always available to answer questions and address concerns through Amazon messaging system. Thanks! -Etekcity
1665203
Nothing on the plugs that would indicate amperage, so I can't tell you for sure. Having said that, the wire looks to be 14-2 which would mean 15 amps.
953244
As I understand it, (been looking into getting one also), they are 2500 Watts per side with two separate plugs (and heating elements). To determine Amperage, you divide Watts by Volts (2500/120)=20.833 Amps **FOR ONE SIDE ONLY**. Hope this helps... In other words, don't expect to plug both sides into a single outlet at 20 Amps - it will trip~
2254766
I don't know the amps but it is minimal since it also runs off 4 D cell batteries in series putting out only 6 volts.
1003894
The converter itself has a max output. The ammeter actually measures the output current going to the load
767759
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. The unit uses a 15amp fuse. Given that the usable output should be up to 180watts
1159535
I don't know the amperage but I am using this cord for a 42 inches plasma TV mounted on the wall and it works perfectly
821422
I do not know the correct amperage but when I received mine it had a test strip and it topped out at 123 amps if that helps!
242852
Don't know about the amps but they only lasted a couple of weeks in continuous service. Used in an Aquaponics application.
569689
3 amps...ohms law says power/voltage=amperage.....I just use a toggle switch for the set on my truck
1349323
It is a DC output ! But I must have read that it had been a AC output, which was what I wanted. Didn't help me at all
1157022
Don't know, but it puts out 2.1 amps. I found it enough to charge all of my USB devices.