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To figure out your current draw:
Amps = Watts (in Kw) X 1000/(voltage X 1.732 X Pf) Thats a very low power factor, what are you running? Lew "steve carey" wrote in message ... what could you possibly be operating has a 30% power factor "clifto" wrote in message ... A bit off topic, as it has to do with house wiring. But how does power factor affect dissipation in the conductors? I'm wondering, for example, if a 1500 watt capacity and a 30% power factor would overload #14 wire. -- All relevant people are pertinent. All rude people are impertinent. Therefore, no rude people are relevant. -- Solomon W. Golomb |
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