“THE PACKAGE SAYS 600 JOULES AND THE DESCRIPTION SAYS 900 JOULES. WHICH IS IT?”

Asked by AVATAR69 9 years ago

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600 joules
Answered by Smurfy43 6 years ago
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It is 15 Amps and 125 Volts, resulting in 1825 VA. considering coefficient factor of 0.8, It supposed to handle 1500 Watts. This is the maximum load at a time. Maximal loads are not supposed to last long particularly if there is no cooling around. 1500 Watts represent 1500 Joule/second. I tried the outlets with a total load of 1000 W = 1kW for 20 minutes, and there was no extra heating in the outlets. The old types made in the 90's were either low duty (around 6 Ampere) or heavy duty with less outlets, and much more expensive.
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Answered by Mick 6 years ago
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600
Answered by Sedi 6 years ago
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600 joules.
Answered by Jarryd 9 years ago
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The one I got was supposed to be 900 Joules
Answered by Jeff 9 years ago
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600
Answered by Josejab24 9 years ago
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It's 900 joules. If you buy the product it'll say 900.
Answered by Ayban 9 years ago
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Hello Avatar69 the answer is 600 JOULES
Answered by Benji 9 years ago
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