Comparison XYZprinting Nobel 1.0A vs XYZprinting Nobel 1.0

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	XYZprinting Nobel 1.0A	XYZprinting Nobel 1.0
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Main		High quality printing. Easy to work.
Print technology	stereolithography (SLA)	stereolithography (SLA)
Filament material	photopolymer	photopolymer
3D model file format	.stl, .3w	.stl, .3w
Compatible software	XYZware_Nobel	XYZware_Nobel
Object dimensions (HxWxD)	200x128x128 mm	200x128x128 mm
Object volume	3.3 L	3.3 L
Printing process
Min layer thickness	25 µm	25 µm
More features
Features	closed chamber	closed chamber
Data transfer	USB PC connection (USB)	USB PC connection (USB)
General
LCD display	+	+
Power		65 W
Dimensions	28x34.5x59 cm	28x34x59 cm
Weight	9.6 kg	9.6 kg
Added to E-Catalog	october 2017	august 2015

Power

Rated input power of the printer, in fact — the highest power consumed by the device in regular operation.

This indicator is directly related to the specs of the device, primarily the overall performance. However, generally, 3D printers are a relatively economical devices: among solutions that are not related to specialized industrial equipment, values of more than 1 kW are extremely rare, and even in the most performant models this figure does not exceed 3 kW. For such capacities, an ordinary household power outlet is quite enough, so you have to pay attention to power consumption mainly in specific cases — for example, when assessing the load on a voltage stabilizer or a backup power source.