what is the rated wattage of this coffee maker?
1764912
It is rated at 500 W , where a 12 cup regular drip pot is 900 W I live off the grid and this is a perfect coffee maker
1160889
The coffee maker is 1000 watt. It takes about 3 to 4 minutes to brew 12 delicious hot cups of coffee!
1041927
not sure about watts, 110 volts. I enjoy my single cup maker, but I have decided that it doesn't give me a HOT cup of coffee, more like extra warm.
663152
It's rated at 1875 watts, but I suggest you check out my review prior to your purchase. My review is the 1st one on the list (at least today, on Amazon), it's a 1 star review, my name is "Robert", and it's from 11/17/11. Most other reviews are favorable, it was simply my own experience....
1323546
Since it is battery operated, I don't have an answer to the watts. This works very well for what it is intended for (mixing hot choc. powder, protein shakes, and anything liquid that is not real thick.) The attachments are a little short, but still work in a cup or glass.
421477
Rated: 250V/20A/5000W. As long as the appliance is rated at less than 5000W...
1868999
I checked it with a Kill-a-watt meter and the wattage has been between 1400-1410. The same for toast, bake and broil. Hope this is helpful.
1833089
Rated capacity: 2-5 cupsRated voltage: 110VRated frequency: 60HzMotor/Heating Power: 250W/800W
1062886
Specification says 18 watts... It's an inexpensive unit and we get what we pay for ... if you don't need the fact that this unit is portable ... I'd move up a few more buck to a better system that is a table top model... Hope this helps
1541371
I don't know about the wattage, but this is a terrible microwave. Mine is already having trouble working and I've only had it 2 months.
1328326
I'm not sure why you would want to use if for a Coffee maker? Coffee makers are not really succeptible to power variations.However if you feel the need to use it for a coffee maker then check the wattage on your coffee maker. If it's 2400 watts or less then you can use this. It's rated up to 2400 watts. I'm assuming you are in the U.S. and have 110V AC. This is not for 220V.
1945158
Not even close. This is 300W inverter, your coffee maker is listed at just over 1400W
1467452
The unit draws 17 watts. Unless you have a flat bottom cup this thing won't work very well.
1833086
Rated capacity: 2-5 cups Rated voltage: 110V Rated frequency: 60Hz Motor/Heating Power: 250W/800W
286227
The bottom of the heating unit reads 120v 400watt ac only. The cord has a 3 prong plug with one the prongs being the ground. Not sure if this helps you. You could try contacting the company for that info too. Their website is http://www.aroma-housewares.com/kitchen/appliances/customer-service.html. Their phone number is 800-276-6286. We love the coffee maker.
2028024
It IS pretty darn weird that there is NO documentation on the unit's wattage ...online or in the manual. But I finally resorted to tipping mine back far enough to read the plate on the bottom, and it is says 1350W. I knew it had to be no more than 1500W or it couldn't be advertised for a standard household outlet. In any event, since you don't leave this unit turned on once you've made your coffee, it should affect your electric bill less than a standard drip coffee pot that stays on to keep the pot warm.
1107192
I've run an 800W coffee maker and had no issues. I have not used a microwave. Coffee pots are power hogs and should be a good representation of the type of load that the inverter can handle.