how strong is the motor-watts?
1769445
seem to be strong enough but after a few use motor burned out and i had to return it. the one for $29.00 works much better and has not burned yet.
1769446
I don't know, but every morning we juice at least six oranges or grapefruits and it's just strong as ever. Does not heat up. Now, I don't kniow about commercial use, but for normal family use, this is the best. So easy to operate and to clean. Hope that helps.
1769447
Not sure of the how many WATS the motor is... but it's plenty strong! I've done 20 or 30 oranges back to back without any slow down or over heatings. I'm also pretty heavy handed so it must be more then enough....
1769448
70 watts according to the listing. Quite powerful enough to get the job done. You can read this on the listing:Epica Powerful Stainless Steel Whisper-quiet Citrus Juicer-70 Watt motor
1570085
Ohm's Law tells you that answer. Multiply the voltage, typically 120VAC, by the current, say 3 amperes. The answer would be 360 watts. Motors always draw the most amps when starting. When they reach operating speed, the current draw usually drops.
1095172
Yes, it is. This motor pushes my 18' bass buggy with 2 Everstart 109 amp batteries with ease. I even had it out with white caps on the lake and it still powered through for 6 hours of fishing and was only half way empty on the meter. I gave up before it did. I love that motor.
84
I have not had any issues with the processing power. On another site, i found this reference: "625 watt motor is powerful enough to handle a large variety of processing tasks"
971559
I can't find any data on how powerful the motors are in either of these models. Everyone says they are powerful, but what watts are the motors for each?
1205004
I don't know about wattage rating, but I can tell you the motor is very strong, mine has more than 4 years and still feels the same, the plates spin strongly but not so fast. Pd: quality knives take more time than expected to be razor sharp.
1920481
5 watts is about .007 horsepower, so it is not going to offset the drain of a trolling motor. It might run a small water fountain pump, to give an idea of how much water you could push with it. I use it on a farm use truck that is not used often enough to keep the battery charged. It is a lot better in that role than one of the cheap "battery maintainer" panels you might see in the stores.
469046
Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question.Tony
799332
300 watts is nearly one half horsepower (746 watts by definition.) I can pump out 250 watts for a brief time.
1789831
The ohms law answer is incorrect. Manufacturers always use a current rating in their UL safety application which is much higher than the devices actual usage. A better way to calculate the wattage is to work backwards from the horsepower. There are 746W to 1HP, so a 1/2 HP motor will use 372W.
2152418
Well I wasn't sure either, so I checked online and so far, all resources agree on 1500 WATTS of power. That said, I've had great service so far with mine, after regular use, the past four years.
1213397
it is very strong. 1 hp motor. It is very heavy in compare with yellow-jacket vacuum pumps. It will not start easy if you use a 100 foot extension cord. If you have a wall outlet close by and you are not going to cary it often then it is a good choice. I have tried all 3 major brands. Yellow jacket 8 cfm or 12 cfm are light and very strong. I used these machines as a hvac teach for several years. It will take you maybe 30 min to vacuum down to 300 microns . I vacuum large freezer coils with this machine. It will serve you ok
1109666
I don't know how many watts it is, but it gets plenty loud. I've used it in the back yard while gardening, etc.
2009775
yes it is quite powerful. the plastic body is somewhat delicate and will not take much abuse
2271218
Hello, it is 720 watts (6amp). I do not use it a lot, but everytime I needed it performed greatly. Cheers!
1829686
I did not install the kit due to battery cost (more than the motor kit) but, considering most motors are 350 - 500 watt, and we're talking rolling stock, it could propel any weight, the factors would be elevation, time to achieve and battery power.
469047
Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question. Tony