Item says it has a 15-amp pass through but all N7599s have a 20-amp pass through. Which is correct?
1750767
Leviton's website says it has a 20 amp feed-through. http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ProductDetail.jsp?partnumber=N7599-W
1863269
Regardless of what some have said. YES you need a 20 amp circuit outlet to get the amps full power. If use the standard 15 amp, you will not get the full power from the amp.
1844047
Check the capacity of the circuit you have it plugged into. This needs to be on a 20A circuit as it will draw up to 17A, depending on your power supply. That is, BY ITSELF on a 20A circuit.The MINIMUM current draw will be 15A and that is already too much for a 15A circuit, you will likely blow the circuit. If it doesn't blow the circuit as soon as you plug it into a 15A circuit (and turn it on), there is something wrong with your wiring.
1570615
I agree with 1966, mine is pushing a 12 inch L5 and sounds good but could definitely sound better. So this amp with a 15 inch L7? You would be working this amp out for sure, plus ur sub needs more Watts to sound decent.
614896
The GFCI (socket) is rated at 15 amps. The feed thru switch (on top in the picture) is rated at 20 amps. 15 amps is enough for a hair dryer, but you cannot have a lot of other large current drawing items on the same circuit or you will trip a circuit breaker. So it might help if the circuit is 20 amps, but it does not matter if the GFCI is 15 amps.
1919473
I had no probs with this one. It can handle 1500wts since it is 1.5 farads. It is handling my 1500 amp. Make sure you use high guage ground cable and bolt it down to metal or it will fry unlike most users who do forget that part(8guage at least).
103779
According to the data sheets, max current is 15A. Look at the plugs for the things you are plugging in and see what they are rated. Add them all together and as long as they are less than 15A total it should work fine.
71302
I have ran 15 degree wire nails in it and didn't have a any issues. I was using it for sub floor and it sank nails fine. I would say the nv75 has more power and a more enclosed feeder for the nails but the 65 has been very dependable for siding and trim.
333759
Different HY1803D? Could you include links to the different types? The bottom line is, this power supply is 18 Volts 3 Ampere. Not sure what does D stand for.
2118916
The MLCS 9400 should work, but as a general rule, it's not a good idea to run a device at it's maximum rating, in this case 15 amps. I would suggest buying the MLCS 9410 which is rated at 20 amps just to be on the safe side.
1609452
I beilieve its a 15amp...not indicated...however, I've done three heavy duty fillups with it and have had now problems...my 2001 Sierra's outlet is the cigarette lighter which is notoriously lame and has not blown a fuse
1339099
It's 1500 watts but more importantly, it draws 12.5 amps. Amps are more important. Most home circuits have 15 amp breakers or fuses so there should be nothing else on this circuit but the fan. DO NOT use an extension cord unless it is approved by an electrician. It works well (for me) and doesn't cost a lot to run. When the unit is on and warm, the color on the front screen changes (from black) to a lighter color. The company says this may wear out with use over time. The nice feature is the it has a "tip-over" switch that turns the unit off when it is knocked over. Stand it back up and it will start again. Just be careful about where you place it and that little ones can't get at it. It's 1500 watts but more importantly, it draws 12.5 amps. Amps are more important. Most home circuits have 15 amp breakers or fuses so there should be nothing else on this circuit but the fan. DO NOT use an extension cord unless it is approved by an electrician. It works well (for me) and doesn't cost a lot to run. When the unit is on and warm, the color on the front screen changes (from black) to a lighter color. The company says this may wear out with use over time. The nice feature is the it has a "tip-over" switch that turns the unit off when it is knocked over. Stand it back... » Read More It's 1500 watts but more importantly, it draws 12.5 amps. Amps are more important. Most home circuits have 15 amp breakers or fuses so there should be nothing else on this circuit but the fan. DO NOT use an extension cord unless it is approved by an electrician. It works well (for me) and doesn't cost a lot to run. When the unit is on and warm, the color on the front screen changes (from black) to a lighter color. The company says this may wear out with use over time. The nice feature is the it has a "tip-over" switch that turns the unit off when it is knocked over. Stand it back up and it will start again. Just be careful about where you place it and that little ones can't get at it. « Show Less
2173050
I had the same problem at the time determining the maximum current but I think most fans should be ok. I used it for a fairly large fan so I'm guessing most is good for most 15 amp circuits .
625152
Most home outlets are 15 amp even on 20 amp circuits. I installed 20 amp outlets on all my 20 amp circuits. Do not install 20 amp outlets on 15 amp circuits. You can check your circuit amperage by checking the amperage stamped on each circuit breaker in your box. A 20 amp appliance cannot be plugged into a 15 amp outlet or circuit. I feel it is safer to have the heavier duty 20 amp outlets on 20 amp circuits.
968893
I didn't find the amps listed anywhere but the wattage is listed at 1500 and it is a 110 (115) volt. Amps = Watts/volts or Amps = 1500/115 or 13 amps. Does that sound right?
1581334
Do you want the relative voltage between D- and D+, or the voltage on each pin to ground? Either way, I only measured resistance between the data pins and not their voltage to determine that they were not shorted together like I needed. Otherwise I don't know the data pin voltages. My guess is a voltage bias between 0 and 5v or just 0.
1291267
Probably the size and quality of the amp. Double check, but I think the $259 version has a 15 watt amp.