Max Watts On 15 Amp Circuit

If you’re lucky enough to have a 5-20R receptacle (which indicates it is a 20 Amp circuit, not the more common 15 Amp circuit) nearby, this thing ROCKS! When lightly loaded (100watts) it offers a runtime of 3 hours and 32 minutes. Pure sine wave output and AVR are great performance highlights, but the value of the new “SmartConnect” feature is even better. Plus, APC allows “1 Additional Year of Battery Warranty for FREE when you connect and register your Smart-UPS with SmartConnect”. An overall amazing UPS!

A well made UPS. The most powerful you can put on a 15 amp circuit. Clean Sinewave voltage output.

Easy to use with iPhone 15 Pro Max.

I needed a single power strip for all of my stereo equipment in a rack. I have a 20 amp circuit so I needed a power strip that could handle the load. This one does. The LEDs are very bright but I covered them with a dark cloth. I can still see them, but they're not a distraction. Keep in mind it requires a NEMA 20 amp receptacle with the turned blade.

It works as expected, connects easily and provides extra power. It does require a 20 amp circuit for charging, which I did not see in the requirements in the downloaded manual. It allows it to recover faster, but was unexpected.

I ordered two panels ran them in parallel. I got a max output of 170 watts. Not bad considering solar panels never reach their rated output.

This amp is exactly what I was looking for. I was surprised at the power and low distortion. I might have bought too many output watts because I can only go up to about 20% before the neighbors start complaining.

I recently upgraded my amp from an internet-ready amp to this Yamaha A-S801 and I couldn't be happier. This Yamaha is a very simple 2-channel stereo amp but it delivers the music back to the artists' intention to give the audiences the pleasure of listening their music collection over and over again. The previous internet-ready amp (before this Yamaha A-S801 amp) was purchased to replace a 20 year old JVC 100 watts amp (a great amp but decided to retired after 20 years of service), I bought an 85 watts amp with a lot of features, but it does not deliver the quality of the music that I am looking for, I don't like to turn on the volume loud to hear my music, but I have to turn the volume up on this 85 watts amp and yet it does not deliver the clarity of the music that I wanted to hear. This Yamaha A-S801 amp certainly delivers and I am glad that I did.

Ok. I have had these outside speakers for a year. The 6500 series is great. I crank them out with my 55 watts Sonos Amp unit for a pair. Since the California dude had a bad experience about one of his going bad, I must say they are for outdoors--- but probably they should at least be covered from the major outside elements. If the dude's wasn't exposed to the elements that bad then I would look at the Geek Squad doing the wiring before I'd look at these speakers. In hindsight after reading all the comments maybe the fact that i'm only cranking out the limited 55 watts from the Sonos is making the difference of blowing the outside speakers even though their rated higher to 200 watts at 8 ohms. Trust me even with 55 watts from the Sonos Amp I have make sure i'm polite and not turning it too loud to disturb my neighbors with AC/DC Gone Fishin or Run DMC Walk this Way...LOL. I also have 5 UIW RCS II's in my ceiling of my living room. Unbelievable sound for football parties.

I bought the PM 6007 amp 2 weeks ago, this is my first ever Marantz & the best i have ever had, i can't get my head around that this amp only puts out 45 watts @ 8ohms (ALLEGEDLY) it is more powerful than that surely, the sound is nothing short of brilliant, it has no problem firing up my 92 dB 180 watts 8 ohm 3 way speakers, i had no idea my speakers actually sounded this great, i do recommend the PM 6007 amplifier, 5 stars, no, i'd give more if i could