Anonymous

about 11 amps (power = volatge * current ) very easy when the load is a resistor.

Anonymous

A toaster oven has a power consumption of 1200 watts. USA voltage is nominally 120 volts (not 110 volts) and would draw 10 amps.

Anonymous

110v was no more used in Canada and USA. It becomes 120V now. So, the oven drains 10A.

Anonymous

All of it on a 10A receptacle. I = P/V so 1200/110 =10.9A. it will overload the outlet.

Anonymous

pf is approaching 1. And minimum current = (1,200 W)/[(110V)*(1)] = (1,200/110)Amps

Anonymous

Assuming the rated voltage on the oven is 110 volts. P = EI 1200 = 110I I = 1200/110 = 10.9 amps

Anonymous

You get the amperage by dividing Watts by volts. So 1200/110 = 10.91A, or in practical terms that's 11A.