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10A at 120v is 1200w, 15a is 1800w.
Right idea, you just forgot to “carry the one”
By the math you are correct. I blew out some switches that were 10A, 120VAC peak, but somehow only rated for 600W continuous, resistive. Amazon doesn't sell them anymore, but it would be printed on the housing if that's the case. That's why I was saying to look.
My switches might have been the "no neutral" variety, though those are a special kind of janky.