“How many Amps does this refrigerator draw? I don't need wattage, I need Amps! My child's university has an amp limit and I need to know if this in compliance before I buy it.”
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If you know the watts, divide by voltage to get amps. For example, if the fridge is rated 55 watts and it is plugged into standard 120 volt outlet, then 55 watts divided by 120 volts is 0.46 amps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.1.3 A on back of fridge; so 1.3 AMPS
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.A regular 15 Amp socket is fine. Typically the concern is that larger (ie normal) refrigerators need a dedicated 20 Amp circuit, even those marketed as "mini" refrigerators. This isn't one of those, I have it on the same 15 Amp circuit in my office as a Keurig, a small bookshelf stereo, 2 computer workstations and a desktop printer. I don't know how many other office spaces are on the same actual circuit, but would believe that a dorm room should be fine. If you need documentation, Lowe's website says 1 Amp.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello, thank you for your question Clod! This refrigerator FFPS31B2QM needs a minimum circuit of 15 amps for proper operations. We hope this information helps you in search of a new appliance. –Thanks!-
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