Questions & Answers for: wattage voltage

...name plate of the model in question. Note the voltage and amp rating. and sometimes the wattage is listed. Or multiply the voltage 120 times the amperage. The product is your wattage. regards, ...

...if the wattage is not specified, you can get it by multiplying the voltage times the amperage. wattage = voltage x amperage. only get a transformer of an equal or greater wattage than your

...reduces voltage to 12 volts, but the wattage of the transformer is 121 watts. Each bulb must be 12 volts but wattage (brightness) can vary depending on the fixture from maybe 7 watts to over 50

...take the voltage and multiply it by the total amperage. The total amperage is usually listed where the model number is listed. WATTAGE = VOLTAGE X AMPERAGE EXAMPLE: 120 VOLTS X 9.5 AMPS = 1140 ...

Wattage equals Voltage multiplied by current (amps). Check the label at the rear of the appliance to see what the Wattage is, and then do the calculation. If (say) the wattage is 2200 Watts, and rated

...while wattage measures the power, force, or ability to do work. You can KIND of look at this as fuel or calories (voltage) and strength or horsepower (wattage) in a human or car

how do i convert watts to amps? Wattage is Voltage times Current (amps) so IF you know the wattage and voltage then you simply divide wattage by the voltage.

...voltage and a maximum current or wattage - that could also be thought of as capacity. Typically, it would be rated for 120 or 120/240 volts for generators sold in North America and the wattage could ...

voltage is 220V. Need the wattage to buy a stepdown transformer. the wattage is on the plate attached to the drill and will still be the same as before you attach a step down transformer to get to the

...voltage and wattage of the appliance or the voltage and amps, leaving you to calculate the wattage yourself (amps x volts). It is unlikely a manufacturer will produce an appliance radically different ...