5000 WATT PEAK POWER, SO WHAT IS THE CONTINUOUS POWER?
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The system is 5000 watt peak 2500 watt continuous and has a 200ah battery bank.
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I don't really know the exact continuous power but trust me when I say they have excellent thump and a clean punch with no distortion but it rattles the windows and doors. I was impressed with the first one so much that I got me another. No regrets. I will be buying 2 more in the near future.
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4000 watts continuous, 5800 watts for 5 seconds, 5200 watts for 30 seconds, 4800 watts for 5 minutes, and 4200 watts for 30 minutes . with 120v or 240v
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Maximum capacity: 500VA/500 Watts (from technical specs on product page)As you can see, the max continuous is less than the rated 600w. In this case it is 500w. On your generator, it is about half of the claimed watts, so if you have an a/c that uses 700watts you need a generator that has a claimed 1500 watts which would give you about 700/800 watts continuous.
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Going by the ratings on the power supply it uses at most 5V at 500mA (with the device likely using less than the maximum rating of the power supply provided with it). Converting milliamps to amps makes it 0.5A. We can determine Power (P) in watts using the following equation, P = IV, with I = Current in amps (0.5A in this instance) & V = Voltage (5V in this instance). As such, P = (5)(.5), P = 2.5 W. We can convert Power in watts into kilowatt hours (kWh), represented as Energy (E), using the following equation, E = Pt/1000, with t representing Time in hours (1 hour in this instance). As such, E = (2.5)(1)/1000, E = 2.5/1000, E = 0.0025 kWh. This device uses 0.0025 kWh of energy, which is a ridiculously small number, so it hardly uses any energy whatsoever. You would need to run this product non-stop for 24 hours to equal the amount of energy used by a 60W light bulb in 1 hour.
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The maximum power this device can deliver at 12v is 120W (12V*10A). It is not recommended that the motor load current exceed 5A for continuous use otherwise the pwm converter will overheat. You need to find a pwm converter that exceeds the rating of your motor.
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Peak spec sheet states 100 watts. Found sheet at Menards. http://www3.menards.com/main/store/20090519001/items/media/Hardware/OLDWO003_200/Prod_Tech_Spec/PKPS-1011_spec_F_HR-PKC0AQ_AS.pdf
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I see that Jake has answered your question. It should also be pointed out that the expected peak wattage is dependent upon the altitude that the unit operates at. Mine is at about 5200 feet and I have tested it to a little over 5000 watts. Not sure of the peak, but generac should be able to provide that.
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Power = Volts x Amps... So 300 is more than enough. Personally I bought the 500 Watt version because I use it for many things
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Informal rule is twice the maximum load in Watts (for surges when certain equipment starts up). So 500W is all you'd need.
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Not exactly sure but don't think it's more the 5 watts. It last a few hrs on a full charge. Hope this helps.
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This unit has the following power output: 6 Watts Continuous Average Output (x 2 channels)
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It is a good product for small applications it may say 2000 watt but it's only 1800 continuous will go into over load protection over that. Its only a 20 amp out,so unless you are looking for something to run lighting and mybe some small appliances you will need something bigger.
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Converting the 2300 watts continuous, and 4600 watts peak to amps, below is the max amps for both.19.16 amps continuous and 38.33 peak amps.
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Hi RickThank you for your question, and this unit has anOutput Amperage , Max Continuous = 100 amps. Maximum Power Output, Continuous= 1440 wattsMaximum AC Current@108 VAC= 13 ampsI hope this was helpful for you and thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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Yes it's 450 watts.50% would be 300 watts,75% is 450 watts and 100% is 600 watts
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The 3100w generator will produce 2800w of continuous power. You will have to make sure the jack hammers start wattage isn't above 3100w