How many watts does the 1250 WH generator have
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So here is how I understand it and I'm not an electrical engineer so hopefully someone else will jump in if I'm wrong but I think this is right. Watts measure how much power is being used over the space of one hour. Watt-hours (Wh) measure how many hours you'll get a certain amount of watts. So if you had a 1 Watt light bulb it would use one Watt per hour. A 10Wh battery in theory would power a 1W bulb for 10 hours. If you plugged that bulb into the Yeti 1250 it would last 1250 hours. If you had a 1250 Watt bulb it would last 1 hour. This is the theory. In reality it's not quite right because batteries have a "sweet spot". I don't know what the "ideal power draw" is for a Yeti 1250 but let's say it's 50 Watts just as a guess. Assuming this, if you plugged in a 50W bulb into the Yeti 1250 you would get the exact amount the math says: 1250Wh divided by 50W equals 25 hours of light. The weird thing is if you plug in something that draws less power, you'll get more than the rated 1250Wh and if you plug in something that takes more than the ideal power draw you'll get less than the rated 1250Wh. Like if you plugged in a 1000W space heater, it won't last 1.25 hours like you'd think but probably more like 1/2 hour. The faster you pull power out of the battery the less power you get. The slower you pull it out the more you'll get. This is just how these batteries work. If your question is what the maximum output is, the 1250 can output 1200W continuous and can output 1500W surge. Hope this helps!
1316861
I think it was 1500 watts. I no longer have the heater. I returned it because it started to make a grinding noise when it would rotate after about two weeks.
1858525
I bought it for someone else so I can't check it out personally, but other websites show it as 1100 watts.
2108197
It is a little more than 5 KWs: 1000 Watts = 1KW The company no longer provides parts for this product. Be sure you have a place to repair it if you get one.
1733064
125W according to their web site. I've had mine a couple years and they still rock.
12346
I'm not positive on the watts, but I know that when our power went out I could run the hair dryer on the generator, but I couldn't run the flat iron...it needed too much power, so it consumes a lot of energy, but it does heat up hotter than most, it goes up to 455 degrees.....hope this helps...
599150
Surge wattage of this generator is actually the nameplate at 6,500W. Running wattage is a lessor rating at 5,500W.
2204491
60 watts RMS to produce at specification levels, 125 watts RMS maximum (from amplifier).
2188492
The owner's manual says it uses 750 watts on low up to 1500 watts on high. I cannot find any information on how many watts it produces.
472506
1032 watts while running-2000+at start up. I have three golden retrievers. Works fine on them. They have a lot of coat.
482112
It has a 450 Watt rating. Got this info from the machine label and from the manual.
799137
It's max draw is about 1250-1300 watts, so a 2000 watt generator should work ok.
598282
1300 watt. Very happy with this model. Plenty powerful enough and convection works great.
2006688
I am sorry but I can't give you an accurate answer. The generator has never been used. Actually I have never taken it out of its box. But it is still available and I hope someone can answer your question.
1353666
It is perty quite. And a pretty generator. That is for sure. Only 300 to 450 watts though
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It's stamped on the bottom: 1500 watts. Satisfactory for use on a common 120 volt 15-amp household circuit.
2035470
It is about 80A at 240V and 160A at 120V. It is not large enough to handle our whole house if the wrong combination of loads are on at power loss. So, if we are home the generator would not be able to start. We would shed large loads (water heater, oven, dryer, heat pump, etc) and start manually. When we leave town we turn off the water heater and one heat pump so the load is not too large. Have only had a few power losses and no problems so for.