replying to John Rumm, kiwi wrote:
Common Appliances:
€¢ Clothes Dryer 4000W
€¢ Dishwasher 1200 - 3600W
€¢ Electric Oven 2000W
€¢ Heater 150 - 2000W
€¢ Microwave 600 - 1500W
€¢ Toaster 800 - 1500W
€¢ Electric Frying Pan 1200W
€¢ Iron 1000W
€¢ Blow Hair Dryer 1000W
€¢ Stove Range 800W
€¢ Coffee Maker 800W
€¢ Vacuum 200 - 800W
€¢ Washing Machine 500W
€¢ Fridge/Freezer 200 - 700W
€¢ Television 100 - 450W
€¢ Computer + Monitor 100 - 400W
€¢ Blender 350W
€¢ Electric Blanket 200W
€¢ Sewing Machine 100W
€¢ Light Bulb 18 - 60W
€¢ Laptop 50W
€¢ Shaver 15W
Outdoor Power Tools:
€¢ Electric Mower 1500W
€¢ 10" Bench Saw 1500W
€¢ Weed Eater 500W
€¢ Hedge Trimmer 450W
€¢ Belt Sander 380W
€¢ Drill 330W
hope this list helps .approximate values for the running wattage of common
household appliances: a generator needs to have enough power output to handle
the start up wattage (approximate 2 to 3 times the values the start up is
normally the max it will run Output: 800w while the load is the rated Output:
700w the unit i have shown is not able to run a fridge and tv together but
will run the TV but would be pushing to handle the fridge just on its own

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