Based on the user manual it is 115 volts and 7.5 amps. Using an online calculator I get that it pulls 862.5 watts. I use mine weekly to move water from my ponds during water changes. I only use it for 30 minutes a week and have not noticed a surge in my bill. But you should have all the info you need if you plan on using this more often. Also keep in mind that this motor uses brushes, so if you use it continuously you will need to check the brushes periodically.
By Lauren Ernest
Honestly I am not sure I use it on my generator. I live off grid and use it to transfer water from the big tank in the front to smaller tanks in the back. I know it works great though and moves water fast. Wish I was more help
By Claire Jimmy
It calculates out to be 276 watts
By Carol Billy
Don't know if I could determine the Watts but it is 2.3 amps and 1/10 horsepower works well for my application
By Bowen Arabella
