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Yes, a 1500-watt kettle should work nicely on a 15-A plug at 120 volts, provided there are no other large loads on the same branch at the same time. The 15-A branch will support up to 1800 watts, but only until the breaker trips.

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It is generally safe to use a kettle with a 15 amp plug, as most kettles do not draw more than 10-12 amps of current. However, you should always check the manufacturer's specifications to ensure that the kettle's power draw is within the limits of your 15 amp circuit to prevent overloading.

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