Rouge will know more. It is not just amount of power but how that power is physically used to drive the machine. Not a mechanic so I just don't have the language to explain it.
Found this: Wattage is not important to measure the performance of a stand mixer. It is important if your basis to choose a stand mixer is its power consumption. Input wattage is simply the power that flows from the electrical outlet into the mixer's motor. Output wattage is the amount of power the motor actually produces--which flows out of the motor, moves through the mixer arm, and, ultimately, smacks the ingredients around. Most mixers list input wattage, which is simply the power that flows from the electrical outlet into the mixer's motor.
Last edited by Astrid; February 2nd, 2013 at 02:06 PM.
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