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100 watts = 0.83 amps
300 watts = 2.49 amps
500 watts = 4.15 amps
750 watts = 6.225 amps
1000 watts = 8.3 amps
1200 watts = 9.96 amps
1445 watts = 11.99 amps (your theoretical max with this device, allowing no headroom, probably best to not really go this high)
1500 watts = 12.45 amps
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"App Features
Run Time & Usage
View run times to track usage and cut down on energy consumption."
To get a rough idea of the amps you can divide the devices wattage by 120V. Some high amp items common in homes would be a vacuum cleaner, space heater, air conditioner, waffle iron, blender, air compressor ....honestly I don't see much of a use case for anything that draws a lot of current. But that's me.