Does this work for for 60W? I purchased one that did not work and I thought it could be different wattage.
1625917
As far as I know the should all be the same. It might just have been defective.
1625918
hi Stefanie, The cord will work for any of the apple products that accept this attachment design. It is rated for 120v. (standard U.S. plug). The "W" stands for watts. the 60W comes from the adapter. Take a look at your 60w DC converter that the cord will plug into. Most standard apple converters have look like a "bean" (capsule shape with a "V" indentation between the two metal prongs). If you have an Apple MagSafe 60W Power Adapter for MacBook and MacBook Pro. then it will work. It will work for any of the MacBook power supplies. The wall extension is just a cord to extend the converter. The extension needs to be plugged in directly to the wall and not into another extension cord. Doing this will put to much stress on your system. All cords are rated for a specific distance and this will cause issues. Hope this helps Keith Castillo
1625919
hey, im not sure what 60w means? but this works for me. i take it to school, cafes, and home and it always works... maybe you need a new battery? good luck!
279581
This one will likely not work at all. I would suggest you get a voltage transformer rated at 900W or more.
990283
It should work fine as long as it doesn't exceed the 80W rating. You need a zwave controller to turn it on and off.
373422
That's more than enough watts. It should work with your power supply too. However, I would check any specifics on both manufacturers websites.
411409
There is a minimum wattage required (60W?) to make this timer work. CFL/ LEDs will not work if the total wattage does not meet the requirements. I still have this timer, not able to use it, not able to return it. I hope this helps.
476180
450w is recommended at the least it seems. I use a 600w and don't have any issues.
364580
Thanks for your inquiry. I am so sorry to tell you that the 60W (5A) power supply will not work through this device. Hope this information can help you.
1773412
I am not sure if it would work or not. It does not work on my heater. It trips after every 5 minutes of usage. I was very disappointed with it, but for now I will keep it to see if I can use it with other devices. I would check the wattage or amperage limits on it before I buy it. I did not do the research on it, and the information I received on it with device does not include it as best I can tell.
1846668
I would try out your 650 watt to see if it works ago before you spend anymore money. I am currently using a 850 watt PSU. If it does not work you can always order a new PSU later.
716444
It looks like the 1420 is 220w, get one and try it out. If it doesn't work send it back. Mine works at 250w. Good luck.
141074
I do not know if it would work for your's ? All I know is that when I seen this one and it looked like exact what I had and the right connections . It has 300 watts of power and that is what I needed. It hooked up with out any problems and worked great.
935722
Surely you can. Any labled wattage (actual wattage) under 150W can be used.
624637
yeah, I have a 60w incandescent in mine, so I wouldn't see why a CFL wouldn't work.
1880384
I upgraded to 120 watt for two of them and they worked find. Not sure what rated for but did not seem to overheat
464879
I bought it because it said 100W and I needed to connect a 65W led tv. It turned out that it was not meant for continous use and broke after 30mins of TV; smoking hot.. The one I have now and works perfectly is a seven star model TC-200 http://www.110220volts.com/TC--200.html?gclid=CM23teKi478CFYMF7Aody0EARA
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
1694888
Theoretically yes, as long as the total wattage is at or below 75W. But this piece was garbage, it was a dud. Zero output. You can buy one at Home Depot.