Can u figure out how many watts the 70 pint dehumidifier runs at based on the volts, amps, etc? Lol thanks guys sorry if that's a dumbass question super tired and high not sure if there's a calculation or what haha
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Can u figure out how many watts the 70 pint dehumidifier runs at based on the volts, amps, etc? Lol thanks guys sorry if that's a dumbass question super tired and high not sure if there's a calculation or what haha
Looks like 115V at 6.9 amps.
Watts divided by voltage = amperage
So,
Voltage times amperage = watts
115V x 6.9 amps = 793.5 watts
Here's a nifty calculator if you don't like math:
Volts/Amps/Watts Converter
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