what is the wattage or amp draw of this fan?
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this is all the info provided by manufacturer:Shipping Weight 10.1 lbs.Package Dimensions 12.5L x 12.5W x 9.3HUnits/pallet 120Approx. CFM @ 0.0 SP 400Voltage 120Diameter 6"Warranty 5 YearRated Wattage 115Rated Amperage 0.97Frequency 60HzRPM 2890Max. Decibels 72Average Rated Life Hours 20,000Wire Gauge (AWG) 14Please visit HealthyHarvestFL for all your fan and ventilation needs.
1393171
The manufacturer states this at a Rated Wattage of 115 and a Rated Amperage of 0.97 at 2890 rpms.
1393172
Per the box, 400 cfm, 115 watt, .97 amp.I may be putting it in my greenhouse to move air now that spring has come to FL
923641
sorry I cannot answer that question, but I can tell you NOT to buy this kind, the seller is ok but the item is junk, read the reviews of this item and make your own judgment, but the one I bought is doing exactly what everyone is complaining about and that is the fan gets noisy and burn out,
567068
An average 20" box fan you could buy at WalMart would draw less than .6 amps. I monitor my power usage and could not tell when I started using mine. Without getting out my amp gauge for 120vac devices, I can tell you it is minimal. Hope this helps...Rick
323263
under 2 amps, its basically just a fan, but its the coolest fan i have ever owned ! it works above and beyond what i expected, i look forward to 90 degree days !
108527
It requires 120V 15 amp circuit. I installed 12 of these exhaust fan and I would say it is noisy. The sticker on it says that it is 2.5 sones so do not expect anything better.
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
981747
Yes a 550 watt soldering iron will draw 4.58 amps at 120 volts ac and a 30 watt fan will draw less than one amp ( a little more on start up)
1719441
Zachary - sorry, but I threw out the packaging. I will type what is printed on the adapter though. "Input: 100-240V- 50/60Hz 0.5A Output: 12V 0.7A Model: SUN-1200070" The fan can be powered seperately by six D batteries. Hope this helps.
1274672
The fan has two speeds. According to the user's manual, it consumes 9 Watts when operating on the low speed. On the high speed, it consumes 12 Watts.
719656
I do not know where to look for the amp number, did you look at the spec info on the products page?
668335
Hi! Sorry, it took me this long to response. I had to go and check it since I already stored my fan in the basement. But it read at the bottom 120 volts. I hope this helps or you can.probably contact the seller or manufacturer.
713508
about 1300 watts on fan speed 1 and about 1450 watts on fan speed 10 - I find 3 gives a warmer feeling heat flow than 1 for some reason. anything higher than 5 is just for breeze cooling - too much air movement for heatingOn start-up it briefly spikes to around 1525 for a few seconds -as measured with a Kill-o-WattP3 P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Monitor
840558
I am not familiar with wattage ratings of exhaust fans and when a motor starts up it draws more current. You would have to read the specs of your fan to answer that.
573893
i dont have the specifications any longer however i think the wattage is 60 at it's top speed setting...if i remember correctly
471783
This depends on how much voltage and amperage the fan requires. If it is a 12v and .5A then you should be fine.
638502
The 3 Amp should be a good choice to run that fan. I have a Vornado 510B (which is similarly rated) and I run it between 50-75% voltage to get absolute quiet operation and it works beautifully.
475196
The fan is about 3/4" thick. I had to return this power supply because it failed within 24 hours. This is a known problem and I don't know why it is still being sold.