“Can the freeze be plugged into the outlet my microwave is plugged in?”

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• I have a freezer similar to this and it's plugged into the same outlet (which is a 20 amp circuit) as my microwave and they both work fine being on the same circuit. The back panel of my freezer says it draws a little bit more than 1 amp. (One amp is comparable to what a 100 watt light bulb will draw.) If your house is old, the circuit in your kitchen might be a 15 amp and if new, it would be a 20 amp, but in either case, I doubt your microwave would draw much more than 5 amps... So with your total amperage draw of 6 amps, the answer is, YES! You're all set!

  Answered by Sparky 9 years ago

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• Yes, it can be plugged in.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• Sure, providing it's a typical home outlet and the breaker can handle the load.

  Answered by DonSanAnto 8 years ago

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