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    Re: How Much can one outlet take ????????

    depnds on the outlet in houses, some are rated for 15 amp, some are rated for 20. assuming you got 15 amp, 15ax120v= 1800 watt then your not spossed to load anything past 80% so 1800 x .8 = 1440 watts.

    outlets arn't normally the problem, its people overloading circuits.

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