What is the operating wattage
1733040
In all honesty I do not know what the wattage is. I know that it comes on at about 36 to 38 degrees and does not get hot, but it does have just the smallest amount of heat to keep plastic, PVC, or copper water pipes from freezing. All it does it keep the pipes above freezing. that's the reason you have to cover the tape with foam wraping, to hold the small amount of resistance heat next to the pipes and not let too much free air get to the tapes. I leave mine on all winter and our electric bill has not risen at all and we've had temperatures in the low teens. Depending on where your from, that many not be much but I really don't care as I don't have to spend the money to dig up frozen pipes to fix them.
1733041
In all honesty I do not know what the wattage is. I know that it comes on at about 36 to 38 degrees and does not get hot, but it does have just the smallest amount of heat to keep plastic, PVC, or copper water pipes from freezing. All it does it keep the pipes above freezing. that's the reason you have to cover the tape with foam wraping, to hold the small amount of resistance heat next to the pipes and not let too much free air get to the tapes. I leave mine on all winter and our electric bill has not risen at all and we've had temperatures in the low teens. Depending on where your from, that many not be much but I really don't care as I don't have to spend the money to dig up frozen pipes to fix them. In all honesty I do not know what the wattage is. I know that it comes on at about 36 to 38 degrees and does not get hot, but it does have just the smallest amount of heat to keep plastic, PVC, or copper water pipes from freezing. All it does it keep the pipes above freezing. that's the reason you have to cover the tape with foam wraping, to hold the small amount of resistance heat next to the pipes and not let too much free air get to the tapes. I leave mine on all winter and our electric bill has not risen at all and we've had temperatures in the low teens. Depending on where your from,... » Read More In all honesty I do not know what the wattage is. I know that it comes on at about 36 to 38 degrees and does not get hot, but it does have just the smallest amount of heat to keep plastic, PVC, or copper water pipes from freezing. All it does it keep the pipes above freezing. that's the reason you have to cover the tape with foam wraping, to hold the small amount of resistance heat next to the pipes and not let too much free air get to the tapes. I leave mine on all winter and our electric bill has not risen at all and we've had temperatures in the low teens. Depending on where your from, that many not be much but I really don't care as I don't have to spend the money to dig up frozen pipes to fix them. « Show Less
1714574
Expect a power usage between 2W and 2.5W per device. Power usage will be on the high end of that range if you overclock your devices.
1969061
Don't know? Mine is a 400 watt and I have had no power problems, seems totally sufficient to do the job.
515121
1400 watts each peak power.this is peak only! 700 watts each power limit normal operating wattage. �
1658582
The spec just means it is rated at 15 amps, but the total wattage cannot exceed 500 watts, which is about 4 amps. They are just saying it is overbuilt.
1973721
It's listed in the feature page. Peak or start up watts: 9375. Continuous watts: 7500
2176140
What I understand...7500 is the surge or start up watts......6000 running....great unit.....
1543367
I am not sure if I understand the question rigth, but the owl will show you the Wattage used at the time.
1241308
On my application, system voltage at 14.0, start up on low speed draws 1.3 amps with a 1.0 amp running current draw, wattage would be 14 running. Start up on high speed draws 2.5 amps with a running current of 1.9 amps, wattage would be 26.6 running. (Wattage equals volts times amps) Hope this helps, Donovan
883422
i received 75 watt. there are 4 options on the product page. select the wattage you want.-cheers
774322
Not sure about wattage, It's a 2.0 amp like it says. Plugs into a standard 110 outlet
303287
I too would like to know the wattage. I can not purchase without this info?????
390138
It is not selectable wattage. It will produce 5600W @ 240VAC or 4200W @ 208VAC.
604383
I don't know the wattage. I like it hot; With this I rarely go past the 2nd setting of 4
1046822
Its 450 but I believe the,wattage is higher than others I've bought two from WalMart and they do not compare to this one at all. It is the best!!!
2055083
I do not know the wattage and I am not using it often enough to notice an increase in my electric bill.
409423
I don't actually know what the wattage is, but it's plenty bright for reading or anything you want to do that needs light. I couldn't be happier with the lamp that I bought. I recommend it highly.