what is the watt rating for this charger?
1771601
It failed quickly after I received it. It was not replaced wit the same model. I did not like the replacement, but would have liked to have a received another unit like the one that failed. The vendor may be at fault.
1262610
I haven't made time to try the new charger - I have a 2000 watt Yamaha generator I wasHoping to use - the charger uses up to 1800 watts - my generator is rated at 1650 continuousI wouldn't even consider a 1000 watt generator!Bottom line is charger will use the mostEnergy on a fully discharged battery set. If you are just topping of batteries it will use less. 1 kw generator - I wouldn't do it!
162034
The input voltage is 120volts. 60hz @ up to 14.5 amps. So up to 1740 watts ac. Hopes this helps. It's a great charger just it is heavy and the clamps are bulky. Compared to the Midtronics. But in my opinion this is still the better charger
1353175
It would work if you can fine a AC adaptor plugin for it. And the watts are the same in what you are charging.
257475
My Kill-A-Watt shows 0.0 watts with the charger plugged in and nothing plugged into the USB ports.
473719
On the charger is printed; Input: ~100V-240V 50/60Hz 4-7VA 2W Output: 4.2V 0.25A Hope this information will help.
1026745
You'd have to see what the rating is on whatever charger you plan to use....most chargers are USB, so they are around 5V....
132541
I don't know the wattage, but it plugs into a 110 outlet. It doesn't strike me it uses much energy.
1118324
INPUT ON MY CHARGER IS - 120Vac,60Hz - 9w and output is, 9VDC - 300mA - CLASS 2 POWER SUPPY. Hope this helps you, sincerely, Fletch in Jax., Fl.
2158119
No. You need 120W output and 19.5v while this one is only 65W and 19v! Avoid this cheap charger.
387192
I have looked at my papers and on the box and on the cord. Can't find the watt rating. Sorry I can't be of help.
1209015
The back of the charger states 5V DC >= 500 mA. The box lists an input current of 500-2100 mA with optimal performance above 1000 mA. This would result in a power range of 2.5-10.5W, but charging current at a matched voltage is all that really matters.
836587
it depends on if you have continues charging from the solar cells and how much they put out. if everything adds up it will, BUT i would not hook up anymore than 2500 watts or 21 amps if your charger can not keep up with the battery drain.
1096104
The output voltage range, which is stated on the label of the charger itself, is 7-25VDC (130mA). I hope this helps you.
387191
it's 110 wattage....don't buy this model....not worth it...does not work properly!!!
2131792
I don't see the wattage written anywhere. On the power supply it says it outputs 6.5 DC at 1.5 amps. Best I can do. Hope it helps.
1969061
Don't know? Mine is a 400 watt and I have had no power problems, seems totally sufficient to do the job.