How many wattage can this provided SSR handle upto .Will it be suitable for a single boiler coffee machines ?
1370669
Well the included relay is rated at 40 amps so around 2500 Watts continuous if you're in the US. Heating elements often draw more power initially so you can always choose a lower power machine if you're concerned. Best thing to do is measure the current when you power on your coffee maker and see how high it goes.
1629502
A 12 Cup coffee maker draws at least 400 watts. This is rated at 300 watts.
1720173
I doubt that it carries enough amperage for a coffee maker. You need to get a much higher amperage transformer. Pick a larger unit that is rated at 1500 watts.
2028024
It IS pretty darn weird that there is NO documentation on the unit's wattage ...online or in the manual. But I finally resorted to tipping mine back far enough to read the plate on the bottom, and it is says 1350W. I knew it had to be no more than 1500W or it couldn't be advertised for a standard household outlet. In any event, since you don't leave this unit turned on once you've made your coffee, it should affect your electric bill less than a standard drip coffee pot that stays on to keep the pot warm.
471229
The voltage is 120 but have no clue on the watts. I can't seem to find it on the machine plate. Sorry.
1924327
This machine is designed for roasting half pound coffee. Anthing else will be your story to share. For my machine, I won't even consider it.
2263485
If your question is "can you plug in a coffee pot?", I am going to guess that for most coffee makers the answer is 'No'. For example, this coffee maker from Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Coffee-4-Cup-Programmable-Coffeemaker/dp/B0008JIW8U/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1379716140&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=4+cup+coff) uses 1200W. A 4-cup Mr. Coffee uses 900W. Each of those power levels is much more than this little 150W unit can deliver.
819938
60Hz 1200 Watts I have not tripped a breaker using this machine. I just make sure I am not using another appliance while I am making a great cup of coffee!! George K.
1041927
not sure about watts, 110 volts. I enjoy my single cup maker, but I have decided that it doesn't give me a HOT cup of coffee, more like extra warm.
245300
Very difficult to find specs on these machines before buying, still waiting for mine to arrive but have seen somewhere indicating about a 5 amp draw... so that would make it around the 550 to 600 watt range.
1958126
I have one of mine installed in a regular 110 outlet with both a refrigerator and coffee pot attached. I think it will handle 20 Amps.
1816695
I do not know. This product comes with different levels of insensitive So far I haven't been able to use it higher than Level 5, so I don't worry about wattage.
2256166
No wattage is noted on the machine. It makes great waffles, two squares at a time, and does not draw enough to blow a breaker. That is all I care about.
1467452
The unit draws 17 watts. Unless you have a flat bottom cup this thing won't work very well.
693431
I don't know how many watts, but the coffee that dispenses is HOT. I add water to cool it down. I love this coffee maker!!
1211727
Thanks everyone for their responses, all very helpful! I'll definitely get more than 1500W. I'll only use it to make a cup or two at a time, so won't be for any extended periods. Thanks again!
1768192
No, the converter is only use for short time, and for up to 1800 watts. The steamer may be less than 1800 watts, but is not a short time load..A coffee maker for example is a good example of short time usage.