When it's 12A vs. 15A, that makes sense.
When it's a 13A load plugged into an outlet marked 3.7A, that's more than just math.
As I said, that maps nicely to the UK 240V vs 120V numbers in the European CT manual.
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When it's 12A vs. 15A, that makes sense.
When it's a 13A load plugged into an outlet marked 3.7A, that's more than just math.
As I said, that maps nicely to the UK 240V vs 120V numbers in the European CT manual.
I, too, would've been seriously concerned about the wild difference between 13A and 3.7A if I had not been using my Kapex and CT mini or CT26 since day 1 (until
I sold the CT). I never paid attention to the electrical label on the CT as I assumed if the showroom used the Kapex and CT together, why couldn't I? I bet that most, if not all, of the Festool-trained staff there knew nothing about the amperage issue we've been discussing here.
I sold the CT). I never paid attention to the electrical label on the CT as I assumed if the showroom used the Kapex and CT together, why couldn't I? I bet that most, if not all, of the Festool-trained staff there knew nothing about the amperage issue we've been discussing here.
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