is this a 24 watts warmer
1772961
The electrical information is listed on the underside of the unit. It is a 21 watt unit. Made in China. Input: 120V AC/60HZ/21W. Conforms to ANSUL Standard 1026 Intertek US3073455
1772962
Don't know because I do not own it, I gave it for a gift but the receiver of this cup warmer loves it and says it works better than others she had previously owned.
1772963
Mine reads: 120V AC/60HZ/ 21W. Mine works perfectly. The high setting keeps my coffee at the perfect temperature for me.
1772964
No, it's 21 watts. This warmer might work better if you have a cup with an absolutely flat bottom. Mine has a slight indentation. It really does not keep it at drinking temperature.
1772965
It reads: 120V AC/60HZ/ 21W. I really like my warmer even though there are button issues. It keeps my drinks VERY warm for a long time.
1322150
No, I believe the maximum is 44 watts! if you use more there is a risk of overheating the unit. This would be a potential fire risk.I would check with a licensed electrician to be sure!
802234
The heating element is 1000 watts. Cord is about 24" long. It is not removable, so it can't be misplaced. The cord length is adequate, but not long enough to require wrapping posts or a retraction device.
453604
No. It's battery voltage. Think about it this way: The device is current limited because current is where the heat is coming from. If you have 12V batteries, you get 390W max power, but with 24V batteries, you get twice the power at the same current limit.
1131251
The labelled wattage is 24 watts. It works much better than 17 watt unit it replaced. I'm about to order another one for my garage. I just wish it was 30-35 watts and had an auto-shutoff. Auto-shutoff is such an obvious requirement that I wonder why no one offers it.
1768692
I no longer have the info that came with the heater, but as I recall the wattage was something like 750 and 1500. The lower setting works just fine for me.
390141
Just the 5600 wattage (at 240 volts) - not switchable. There's a toggle switch between "Fan" and "Auto", and a heat level knob, and that's it. Great little heater that makes my shop a productive space all winter long!
950696
It is 120 volts and it looks like it says 240 watts. It is stamped on the bottom of the item and is very difficult to read. The paper work does not tell you wattage. Sorry I hope this helps.
2253914
It doesn't give the watts just 1.25 amps but I love it and it works real well.
1561771
I noticed on the description it mentions about 100 degrees, but this is actually a low voltage heated pad. The description mentions about it being low wattage 25 degrees and all the heated pads I have are just warm to the touch so I feel the 25 degrees is correct and believe the 100 degrees is a mis-print on the product description.
626051
It is designed to run on 12 volt not 24. But since it is direct current, in theory you could but I would keep it on the lowest setting and check the heat after 2 minutes. If it is hot, stop before you damage someting
1456062
I think not. The lamp's shade is plastic and the heat from a 23W CFL might degrade it. At any rate, the manufacturer was quite specific in calling for the wattage they called for and no more.
271052
Good question. I assumed it was, but when I double checked, the small print says 1500W.
88561
My unit plugs into 12V lighter socket. I have no experience with 24V and this item. Check the manual but I bought this for 12V use. A search finds all information about this device indicates plugging into 12 Volt lighter socket. It probably does not work with 24V.
2162951
Yes, 24 watts for the whole reel. It comes as one piece that is 16.4 feet long. You can cut 98 pieces that are 2 inches long off the reel at designated cut marks if you wish. Hope that answers your question.
199416
I cant tell you about wattage, but this little fan moves a lot of warm air into our kitchen. It has made such a difference, we havent needed to use the oil filled radiator heater that we normally had running in our kitchen all winter. We're in the mountains of Idaho, so its pretty cold out. We highly recommend this fan. We run it 24/7. My husband guesses it costs us about 10 to 15 cents a day at most. A lot cheaper than the electric heater.
963898
Yes - provided the device is 1800 W or less. Too high wattage can lead to gradual heating and then overheating. Check the user's manual of the device that you want to plug into the Universal Adapter to verify the wattage and other relevant info.