Oven Wattage Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the oven wattage is:

\[ W = V \times I \]

Where:

\(W\) is the wattage (Watts)
\(V\) is the voltage (Volts)
\(I\) is the current (Amperes)

What is Oven Wattage?

Oven wattage refers to the amount of electrical power an oven uses to operate. It is measured in watts and is usually listed in the product specifications. The higher the wattage, the more power the oven uses, which typically means it can heat up faster and maintain higher temperatures.

Example Calculations

Example 1:

Voltage (V): 240 Volts
Current (I): 10 Amperes

Using the formula:

\[ W = 240 \times 10 = 2400 \text{ Watts} \]

Example 2:

Voltage (V): 120 Volts
Current (I): 15 Amperes

Using the formula:

\[ W = 120 \times 15 = 1800 \text{ Watts} \]