max amp or watt rating
1343012
30A - 7200 Watts there is a watt meter on each phase that goes to 3750 so you need to have your loads balanced to get the maximum.
1343013
I purchased the Q310C for its compatability with my continuously rated 7500watt Westinghouse generator.
728029
40 watt. My stickers are still on the plastic white part that say the max wattage.
1003974
http://fjwestcott.com/product/4-socket-adapter-for-uliteFrom their website, says 30 watt maximum per socket.
609169
150w max x 4 channels = 600max watts (This is peak power the amp can only put out for an instant) or 60w RMS x 4 channels= 240w RMS (RMS is what the amp can put out continuous)
1897748
These are standard car fuses and the amp ratings are for 12 volt DC circuits. To use for other voltages would require a calculation to determine the amp rating of each fuse. You know the formula is: watts are equal to amps times volts. So a 120 watt load at 12 volts is the max for a 10 amp fuse. Now that same fuse in a 24 volt system with a 120 watt load would max out at 5 amps.
1513570
Wattage can be calculated by W = V x I. According to the spec, max Amp of this unit is 12A and it runs on 120V.Hence max W would be = 12A x 120V = 1,440W for peak
97227
I'm sure that is max for the unit. Using two 1200W devices isn't the problem, the issue would be how many amps they'll draw when in use. For example, if you connected two 1200W grills, it'll not work due to the amps.
407116
This controller has a max rated input of 45 watts. You run the risk of damaging the controller
1256949
I have no idea,Watts?I have a guitar amp that is 135watts,Not sure why you would ask that??
1017257
Sorry, the amperage is too high for your needs. It could overheat what you are powering.
2026874
300 Watts RMS / 600 Watts Max Power. The other rating was for a single coil speaker not the dual coil..
1245807
Maximum 9 Watt or 40 Watts. Definitely don't go above that. I neglected to check the wattage and used a 60 Watt bulb, which melted the exterior.
1471312
The rms is 1200 and max is 2400; but unless you have a pro grade amp you can push it well past that; I have mine pushing 2400 watts on a legacy amp and it needs more power still
706764
No, max is supposed to be 2.4 amp per port. Until someone can measure the output, it should be 2.4 amps. The one I got couldn't do 2.4 amps like the description said, I suspect it was less than 1 amp per port.
1828392
Doesn't matter which you use, though their shape and quality suggest lower-fi DIY projects. If by "amplification" you mean "power handling," the product description it says "Max power rating: 200 watts," which is probably an inflated number. I'd put it at 50W max for a bandwidth-limited continuous test signal (like an AES test spec).
1495000
If you're looking for the "preout" rating - the maximum is 4V. If you're looking for the output rating of the unit, that's measured in watts and it's 22W per channel. If you're really looking for power consumption, that's rated in amps, and it's 10A.
1211731
In terms of the wattage, I would definetely recommend going higher than the rated requirement by around 1.5x (so technically 2250W+ if available). The ratings are never an exact number (or for constant pull of power-just a peak output) and even if they were it would be running right to the edge of its potential in your case, which would not likely end well.