What is the rated number of watts for this heating pad?
1781037
Imprinted on back of "On/Off" heat setting regulator: 120V, 180W (watts), 60 Hz.
1316860
It's 1500 Watt. I use the heater everyday and sometimes several hours at a time. I've had no problems with it and still love it. This is my second winter using it.
820833
The pad cover draws no wattage, it is just a cover for the 20 Watt sensor controlled heating pad.
959663
According to the manual, on high heat it is 1500 watts. and 750 on low heat
30711
I dont have the box anymore, but I think it is 500W. To be honest I am not happy with this product. It is very flimsy and very very slow to heat up. Takes a very long time to even boil a liter of water!!
668435
I don't know because I returned the heating pad after it stopped getting warm enough to help after several uses.
16488
It's 1500 watts as said in the back of the box. It doesn't put out as much heat as the radian dish (presto heat dish, 1000 watts). But the heat dish is unsafe if you have small children.
1095292
It's rated at 1250 watts, to be safe I wouldn't use it over 1200. I use it for an 4' electric baseboard heater that is 1000 watts so I know it's safe to use. If you are running a higher watt appliance or heater, look for a 1875 watt rated timer. I had to go to Home Depot to find one. And if you need an extension cord due to a too short cord, be sure to purchase one or two appliance cords rated at 1875 watt.
1414772
I did not see enough information with the shipment to calculate the wattage. The pad is not very warm so the amps are probably low.
71611
What wattage is the low heat? Does it pull less than 1500 watts? Thanks for your help!! :)
2125748
You cannot unless you have a converter - not an adaptor, a converter. Device is 96 Watts when heating, so you will need a 100 Watts power (or voltage) converter.
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....
756257
I use mine to control a room of baseboard electric heaters. About 4000 watts in total. I would say the temperature is + or - two degrees or less.
2065849
Your heating pad should have a wattage listed either in the information that came with the device or on a label directly on the heating pad. If the wattage is less than 175 Watts, you should be able to use it with the inverter. HOWEVER, I typed in "12 volt heating pad" at the Amazon site and got 106 hits. Going that route would be my first choice, rather than converting the 12 volt battery current to alternating current at higher voltage. The prices for the 12 volt heating pads looked very reasonable - about the same as the inverter. Hope that helps.
1971972
I think Bill Coles is correct. It is 10 watts. 5 volts X 2.1 amps = approximately 10 watts. I haven't had any trouble with heating up problems. Seems to be a solid product. Maybe his was defective.
214446
I've had the plug get a little warm if I run it on high (1500 watts) all night in a cold room. No problem running it at low, 750 watts.
713508
about 1300 watts on fan speed 1 and about 1450 watts on fan speed 10 - I find 3 gives a warmer feeling heat flow than 1 for some reason. anything higher than 5 is just for breeze cooling - too much air movement for heatingOn start-up it briefly spikes to around 1525 for a few seconds -as measured with a Kill-o-WattP3 P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Monitor