so at 75% would it be close or equivalent to 450 watts?
1612573
Yes it's 450 watts.50% would be 300 watts,75% is 450 watts and 100% is 600 watts
936589
We don't use it in a high usage areA but the workmanship wouldend to believe that you wouldn't run into any problems. At 1200 watts it would get things done in a hurry.
1569718
I would say a lot more. A 40W equivalent LED bulb ranges from consuming anywhere from 5W - 7W. That's about 8x more consumed power.
663152
It's rated at 1875 watts, but I suggest you check out my review prior to your purchase. My review is the 1st one on the list (at least today, on Amazon), it's a 1 star review, my name is "Robert", and it's from 11/17/11. Most other reviews are favorable, it was simply my own experience....
817175
4.5 amps x 120 volts would make it 540 wattsI was thinking closer to 1500 but then it is a small unit
1353666
It is perty quite. And a pretty generator. That is for sure. Only 300 to 450 watts though
359778
I can't answer this for sure but it says in the instructions that it's 50 watts. If you're using a 75 watt adapter I personally wouldn't use it but I did see amazon sells an adapter for car usage. That might be something to look into.
1631238
On the low setting mine draws about 7amps @ 120 volt which calculates to 840 watt's.
482112
It has a 450 Watt rating. Got this info from the machine label and from the manual.
1393482
121 watts divided by 12 volts = 10 amps. I wouldn't go more than 80% of that.
1123865
Yes it does matter, but unless you're drawing a massive amount of power it will be okay. I would think you'd be good up to 1500 maybe even 2000 watts.
48503
GeForce.com recommends a min of 450 watts with a 6 pin supplementary power connector.
2250444
It depends on the rest of your system but it works fine for me and I have 450 watt
117704
No. Socket and reflector is same but ballast only good for 600. It adjust down to 75% or 50% which means you'd have 450 watt at 75% and 300 watts at 50. So short answer no.
722246
Probably not since Power (watts) = Voltage (volts) * Current (amps); 120 V * 4.5 A = 540 W
1834388
Informal rule is twice the maximum load in Watts (for surges when certain equipment starts up). So 500W is all you'd need.
1536927
If it sees at least 13.6 volts it shouldn't be to much of a problem. At 12 volts I would only expect 3, 300-3, 500 watts max.