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Sep 28, 2025 12:02 PM

1800W Breville Super Q Commercial-Grade Home Blender (Brushed Stainless) $349.95 + Free Shipping

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 1800W Breville Super Q Commercial-Grade Home Blender (Brushed Stainless) for $349.95. Shipping is free.


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  • Commercial grade blender designed for the home kitchen. With the most powerful motor, personal blender attachment and noise suppression technology, the Super Q improves versatility and delivers an advanced texture optimization for smoother & softer textures.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 1800W Breville Super Q Commercial-Grade Home Blender (Brushed Stainless) for $349.95. Shipping is free.


Product Description from Amazon:
  • Commercial grade blender designed for the home kitchen. With the most powerful motor, personal blender attachment and noise suppression technology, the Super Q improves versatility and delivers an advanced texture optimization for smoother & softer textures.

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Briefly highlighting that 1800w on a standard 120v outlet is 15amps, which is the max draw for most standard outlets/circuits (electricians, please correct me if I'm wrong, that's what it is in my old house though). I'd consider whether this is overkill, and if so, it might be more trouble than it's worth.
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By commercial, the sound it makes probably wakes up 50k people at nite? Like Vitamix?
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Quote from ryan.arnold View quoted comment :
Briefly highlighting that 1800w on a standard 120v outlet is 15amps, which is the max draw for most standard outlets/circuits (electricians, please correct me if I'm wrong, that's what it is in my old house though). I'd consider whether this is overkill, and if so, it might be more trouble than it's worth.
This is correct. However, code often dictates 20A circuits in kitchens these days. YMMV, and it's a good idea to check your breaker because they're almost never installed with 20A receptacles.

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