conversion rate for 1000 watts to 800watts microwave for microbuddy
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http://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Charts/ This will give you a better gauge for starting off on cook times. I haven't bought this product yet so I don't know what the wattage is the recipes were based upon, but reading around says many recipes for the microwave assume 700-750 watts. Having a 1000 watt microwave myself, I found this chart on the web and it should help you in converting any recipe times. Still, output will not be the same exactly among all in the universe of ovens, so its still reasonable to keep your eye and nose on your cooking and make any adjustments you need to. The chart should be helpful to adapt other recipes you find as well.
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http://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Charts/ This will give you a better gauge for starting off on cook times. I haven't bought this product yet so I don't know what the wattage is the recipes were based upon, but reading around says many recipes for the microwave assume 700-750 watts. Having a 1000 watt microwave myself, I found this chart on the web and it should help you in converting any recipe times. Still, output will not be the same exactly among all in the universe of ovens, so its still reasonable to keep your eye and nose on your cooking and make any adjustments you need to. The chart should be helpful to adapt other recipes you find as well. http://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Charts/ This will give you a better gauge for starting off on cook times. I haven't bought this product yet so I don't know what the wattage is the recipes were based upon, but reading around says many recipes for the microwave assume 700-750 watts. Having a 1000 watt microwave myself, I found this chart on the web and it should help you in converting any recipe times. Still, output will not be the same exactly among all in the universe of ovens, so its still reasonable to keep your eye and nose on your cooking and make any adjustments you need to.... » Read More http://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Charts/ This will give you a better gauge for starting off on cook times. I haven't bought this product yet so I don't know what the wattage is the recipes were based upon, but reading around says many recipes for the microwave assume 700-750 watts. Having a 1000 watt microwave myself, I found this chart on the web and it should help you in converting any recipe times. Still, output will not be the same exactly among all in the universe of ovens, so its still reasonable to keep your eye and nose on your cooking and make any adjustments you need to. The chart should be helpful to adapt other recipes you find as well. « Show Less
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A little experimentng adding or subtracting seconds will give you a pretty accurate answer.
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Got this from there web site below.Microwave Watts (IEC-705) 1000.0 Whttp://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku;=JVM1950DRWW
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Its 1000 watts and unfortunately, the inner pot is not removable. We don't use it that often, but it works great doing stuff for just 2 people.
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The 1.1 cu.ft is 1000 watts of cooking power as per the description: http://www.amazon.com/Danby-Designer-Countertop-Microwave-Stainless/dp/B007V7G5TU/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
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It comes with a very limited one - experience is the best teacher when it comes to this fryer. The power of your micro wave makes a big difference in the performance of the Microhearth. My micro wave is 1350 watts and will cook a hotdog in about two minutes, a burger in about 4 minutes and decent size steak in well done in 6 minutes.
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It is a 1000 watts appliance, and you will need a converted as it is a 110 v
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You can't get 1000 Watts on 120 Volt input power. You need to install a 240 Volt circuit or buy a more powerful power supply. On 120 Volt input the maximum output will be 850 Watts.
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I haven't, but I can't imagine it wouldn't work. Recommend cooking for 2 min 40 sec at 20% power for a 1100 watt microwave, and grease both top and bottom of inside with a tiny bit of melted butter.
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1000 watts per sharp website and Power Ratings: 120V, 60Hz / 1.67kW, 14.5 Amps
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It depends on the microwave power:600-700 watts 8 mins.700-750 watts 7 mins.800-850 watts 6 mins.900-1000 watts 5 mins.1100-1200 watts 4 mins.1300-1500 watts 2 1/2 mins.Do not exceed the times.
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Sorry, I really don't know the rating. I am using one for my 700 watt microwave, and one for a toaster oven and haven't had any problems.
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GE Product information says it is 1800 watts. Seems rather high to me, perhaps check with GE Customer Service to verify. I have owned several over-the-range microwaves, most were 1500.
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We have a 1000 watt microwave and have tried levels 7 thru 9 with about the same results. The potatoes are cooked as expected, but it still takes longer than the 4 minutes they advertise.
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Hey Dawn - there are 1100 watts for this microwave. We love it - it was a great price and does everything we need!
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Yes, it's "close" to a constant 2000 watt. However, you better have a VERY good battery bank. It will actually run above 2000 watts for a short period of time. I have a Kill-a-watt, and I have placed 1800 watt load on it (while I was running the microwave, and the freezer)I would not want to run 2000 watts for more than a few mins at a time, but it will do it for enough time to heat up something in the microwave. Hope that helps.
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This microwave uses 1100 watts. That means it will draw about 9 amps of power. Since the typical electrical wall outlet is rated for 15 amps, it should be OK to use a non-dedicated outlet. Be aware that big users of power should not share the outlet, for example a hair dryer or a toaster.
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I don't think so. It's pretty big. Almost same width as my stove. It's 1000 or 1500 watts. I think people use a lower wattage micro because of power issues unless you have an extravagant rv