will the transformer work with a makita screwgun?the screwgun is 120V and 6A.720 WattsOr will it need a1500 Watts transformer?
1802907
In general the power source should be with minimum 100W more. You need 1000W model or 1500W if the 1000W don't exist. 750W it is too risky.
1802908
I would consider the more powerful one, to be on a safe side I would use have a transformer that is by spec capable of at least 30% more than the max power of you tool.. in your case at least 1000W.
1802909
This will work with a 720 watt device (but only just). Ideally you should be looking for something with a bit more capacity to spare, (eg 1000w or more) Especially if you are going to be running the drill for long periods without a break.
232890
it is the one you need! remember the 88 watts is the amount of watts you can safely run on this transformer plus or minus about 10 watts either way . add up your bulb wattage and see if it adds up to about that 88 volt wattage !
1541716
It's 120V, I doubt that it can be converted, but you can always check with Makita.
2205026
I accidentally left the charger that came with the matrix drill plugged in to 220v for a week and surprisingly nothing happened. I will use the transformer from now on. Thanks to CTT for doing the math on what size I should use.
2015188
Yes you will need a transformer. It is a great unit. You will be glad that you purchased it.
1694889
Hello yes transformer is rated for up to 75 watt six fixture by 11 watt will be 66 watt.Thanks
2206642
The question is not your engine but the low voltage and wattage needed to run that engine.This transformer is for 0,027 and G scale.
129819
Hi! Mine is 120 volt, 60 hz and 110 Watts. I'm using it with a small 220/110 volt transformator. Good luck!
1205630
Elsewhere it states the unit draws 13 amps or about 1500-1600 watts, three time the capacity of your 'converter'. Plus, it this is an electronic converter rather than a real transformer, it won't work with a motor, only a resistance load. So it sounds as if you're out of luck on two counts.
1726793
I too have the same question. I will try to buy a 120 V step down transformer.... meanwhile wanted to know which transformer someone has used it sucessfully with this? Is a transformer based converter needed or normal wiothout transformer work? I had one already but not sure if to use this or buy a transformer based 120 V
1305287
Don't really know...I use it for the Makita MAK193159-1 Pod-Style Battery, 18-volt, 2.6-Amp and it works GREAT!!
89458
As others have said, Power = Volts x Amps (so, 120w) but that is a steady state figure and your compressor is likely to pull up to twice that on start-up with no-load until the motor settles down. So, 300w will be safe. However, if you can afford the 500w transformer, go for it.
267885
it will work with adapter. but easy to get loose. but Makita has newer version(clip style instead of screw), I did not try with new one.
1629236
Yes, the 5000W will work. However, the start up current for this transformer is 20A so it may trip your home breaker at startup if its rated at 13A or 16A.
1036213
My transformer says "44 watts" on the label, so I think the picture is wrong. But I'm sure they'd sell you an 88W model (!)
1480862
well you may find you need more than 200 watt transformer. i got a 500 and run all my U.S. stuff on it. ie TV, laptop.. hard drives :)... ps stay away from the one with the usb port. its junk.....
306599
This charger is only the 120 volt version, but I am sure that Makita makes units that will work any were in the world. You can always get a 12 volt DC charger.