What is the wattage on this appliance? And would a dedicated electrical line be required?
1378885
I'm not sure of the wattage, but I have it plugged into a regular 110 wall outlet and it works great. I like this oven (makes great nachos! and the place down the street uses it to warm biscuit sandwiches that are delicious) but there's a couple of things to mention. It has a fairly loud timer beeper that seems very long... I think it's maybe 15 seconds? Apparently it is required for commercial use and there is no way to turn it off. There is a workaround- leaving the timer set to 'always on' and then turning on the heat as needed. This leaves the fan on continuously but the fan ball bearing is rated for 15,000 hours which is incredible. The biscuit place uses this method. We discovered that we actually really like the beeper because we have loud music and crowds. It's not annoying and helps the servers. The biscuit place is super tiny (3 tables and a 4 stool bar) that does mostly quiet breakfasts so I see why they leave it set to 'always on.' The other thing, and this is very minor, is that we make these huge nachos so chips and cheese get in the oven. When you wipe the stuff out it falls in the crack between the front door and the over and is a bit of a pain to get out. You have to put a finger in there and push it to the side. Overall I would definately recommend this oven. We've had no issues in 2 years of service.
1505787
It is 1000 Watt, 110 V only. The heating element only appears on the bottom, however there is a gap all around that would let the heat equalize on the side. My wife is thrilled with the unit and the stainless steel pan gets the most use. She claims it is easy to clean up.
198305
The instructions indicate the oven requires 120 volt, 60 Hz supply. Power requirement of 1,300 watts. There is no provision to select other voltages.
1530525
I checked with my kilowatt, this appliance consumes 215w/1.73a when actively heating.
278226
125 volt, 60 Hz, 1600 Watt. My wif did not like it, it did not work well with the adapter plate for non-induction surfaces, so pancakes were not possible. It also seemed to overheat on all but the lowest setting.
312054
It is a 1000 watts appliance, and you will need a converted as it is a 110 v
2260338
700/800/1500 watt settings, thats about 13.5 amps, a standard residential circuit will handle it, IF there is nothing else being used on that circuit.
1381019
You will need a converter to ensure proper functioning without ruining your appliance. Check with a certified electrician to see what they recommend.
1522113
It operates with standard household voltage which varies between 110-125. It is good to have a dedicated circuit as you may trip a circuit breaker if other appliances are on at the same time.
1131051
This is only a 300 Watt transformer. Depending on what model you have, your food processor probably draws somewhere between 600 and 800 Watts. You'll need a transformer with at least 1.5x that (1000 to 1200W)
656393
I don't know to be honest. I have never had to worry about that. When I needed an appliance I simply purchased it without regard to 110 or 220. I'm sorry. My guess would be 220 but it is only that - a guess. If you purchase it and it fits your electrical requirements, you will love the product.
1977180
We use it at home. I do not think it is a commercial unit. It is 1200 watts. we are very happy with it.
1347223
The Wattage is 900. But know this, I am getting ready to take this thing out and trashing it and buying a new one. The cook top light is crap, the fan is crap and the buttens are hard if not impossible to read without bright lights on in the kitchen. Pick anouther one for your own sake!!!
1361941
Depends on the electrical demands. I use it for a refrig, lights, tv, cable and a few other things. Here is a link with some common appliances and their wattages - http://www.donrowe.com/usage-chart-a/259.htm.
1649421
Doesn't matter as it gets its power from the line. Please make sure you don't exceed the voltage and wattage ratings
487934
I don't know the wattage, but I have done hot dogs, hamburgers & BBQ chicken on it. I love it.
858573
I do not see any indication of wattage in the Manual or online product description. Maybe try a call to the manufacturer.