What is the current draw?
367759
I am replacing the current bulb which draws approximately .9 amps 12V DC. I would guess that the draw would be 0.2 amps or less. By the way these bulbs are bright and seem to be high quality. My application is for the low voltage landscape lights.
367760
The voltage is 12 volts, the current on LED's is typically one fourth of ordinary lights, but it depends on the amount of LED's. LED bulbs have a variety of the amount of diodes, so the greater the amount the greater the draw. The draw with many diodes is likely to be still be less than ordinary bulbs, and certainly less than halogen bulbs.
367761
I have no specifics on current draw but these are 12V lights designed for 12V systems such as autos, RV's, trucks.
367762
It's not a lot I place them on all four doors park and ID lights also on hood
1123585
I don't know-sorry but its not in my possession right now-I lent it to one of our employees and I cant find it online-Sorry
1590736
Not sure what the draw is, but I run it off a 15 amp circuit and have never tripped the breaker.
861752
*15 amps/1800 watts maximum draw, do the math dormer. Add up all your lighting or whatever!
1265202
When charging is complete, the unit stops and displays how much current was delivered to the battery. In this state, it draws about 60mA.
1240152
Are you asking what the current draw is? If so, the kit comes with a 10 amp in line fuse.
1137900
I have my Fluke multimeter at work. I will be happy to check current draw for you this coming Monday after work.
1033733
This is a question best posed to the seller. Current stock will determine the model revision being shipped.
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.
1248097
You can find the complete mechanical drawing for this thing here: http://www.ampflow.com/P40_250_drawing.GIF
1425645
Sorry have no idea. Mine didn't work very well for me. Sitting in a draw. Wasted my money.
287755
Without a clampmeter I cant tell you the exact draw. The packaging doesn't offer this info. What I can tell you is that i have 4 on my tank, along with the light, using a fogger infrequently, and my tv with all the other goodies (satellite, dvd player, soundbox) all plugged into one line with no problems.
436620
The draw I low as the lights are led but I don't know what the draw is though.
1248095
You can find the complete mechanical drawing for this thing here:http://www.ampflow.com/P40_250_drawing.GIF
1310570
It's rated at 2 Amps but only consumes 150 Watts of power so tha actual steady state draw is probably more like 1.25 Amps.
1473697
Are you sure that the S4 should draw a full 2/2.4A? Those are ratings from those chargers, but that doesn't mean that your S4 will draw that much current. Someone did some tests with different chargers and he never broke 1.3A: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274321 If you have evidence online that the real-world draw of the S4 is greater than 1.3 then the problem is *STILL* with the cable or charger OR the charge regulator inside your S4. It is *HIGHLY* unlikely that the PortaPow is the problem (though not completely impossible). (Oh and sorry about alzyee. There are a lot of idiots in the world.) Are you sure that the S4 should draw a full 2/2.4A? Those are ratings from those chargers, but that doesn't mean that your S4 will draw that much current. Someone did some tests with different chargers and he never broke 1.3A: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274321 If you have evidence online that the real-world draw of the S4 is greater than 1.3 then the problem is *STILL* with the cable or charger OR the charge regulator inside your S4. It is *HIGHLY* unlikely that the PortaPow is the problem (though not completely impossible). (Oh and sorry about... » Read More Are you sure that the S4 should draw a full 2/2.4A? Those are ratings from those chargers, but that doesn't mean that your S4 will draw that much current. Someone did some tests with different chargers and he never broke 1.3A: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274321 If you have evidence online that the real-world draw of the S4 is greater than 1.3 then the problem is *STILL* with the cable or charger OR the charge regulator inside your S4. It is *HIGHLY* unlikely that the PortaPow is the problem (though not completely impossible). (Oh and sorry about alzyee. There are a lot of idiots in the world.) « Show Less
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I suggest reviewing the manual and contacting the manufacturer. Are you actually drawing any load? You have to have a load connected to see any amp draw. Thanks.