What is the amperage draw of this unit?
1797794
800 watts/120 volts = 6.7 amps for the heater. Current draw for the controller would be vey small.
1797795
The other answer is correct about the unit draw being fairly low as compared to the heating element power draw. I actually measured mine and it came in at about 9.5 Amps instead of the 6.7 amps one would get using the standard DC based calculation. The heater runs on AC power and there is a power conversion factor based on the RMS voltage value for all AC circuits. If I remember right the power factor for 60hz AC is .707. This calculates closer to the 9.5 amps my meter is showing.
1157022
Don't know, but it puts out 2.1 amps. I found it enough to charge all of my USB devices.
510667
Not sure what amperage draw is. Checked with techs in my shop and said that on 110 it trips the breaker but OK on 220 current.
939703
Not positive on the exact amperage but I know it is less than 15 and plugs into a regular receptacle.
1521282
My unit draw 10 amps of DC current to produce 1 amp. of AC current @120 volts. My Go-Power is used on a Electrical service vehicle to operate Drills and Hand Saws, and lights. It work's very well! Buy one! Bob Joseph
1001264
NO. this does not draw enough amperage. Hooked mine up with a 20A switch with a 10A fuse. Works great.
855679
watts is just amps x volts so it depends on how many amps you are drawing from the battery
545242
It draws 90 watts and that comes out to 7.2 amps if your battery is at 12.5 volts. Use the formula VoltsxAmps=Watts
30670
This is a voltage converter, not amperage. To get more amperage you need a larger power source.
1777767
This unit will operate from 100 to 120V and will draw between 12.5 to 14 amps of current depending on the input voltage.
1554050
Sorry I do not know the amperage. It was a perfect replacement for the original. You could call Quality Built. They are in New York. I spoke with them regarding returning the old one. When I told him the price I paid he said that was less than dealer cost. It's a great deal!
911438
Not sure of the amp draw but these things draw barely anything. They can run off a 9 volt battery for a long time.
1011845
Not sure but I googled the question before I bought it and got numbers like 5-7 amp draw maximums. Just returned from Alaska with mine full of fish that stayed hard frozen the whole way. One issue..when not on the road the unit light stays on but the temp rises. When parked I used a jump n carry battery and it was great. The rest of the time it was plugged into a standard power port of 12volts or a 120 outlet. Love it
562073
110, unit pulls around 12 amps and should be the only thing plugged into outlet,
861752
*15 amps/1800 watts maximum draw, do the math dormer. Add up all your lighting or whatever!
1521283
My unit draw 10 amps of DC current to produce 1 amp. of AC current @120 volts. My Go-Power is used on a Electrical service vehicle to operate Drills and Hand Saws, and lights. It work's very well! Buy one!Bob Joseph
1599728
I believe it draws just under 1 amp at 12 volts. I am running 4 of them on the property with a 12 volt class 2 transformer. At 6 volts it will pull 1.1 amps.