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Household circuit in US maxes out at around 1700W. I hope in future where we don't need to wire L2 charge port to a home office, just to run a faster workstatio
by MrVitaliy 3y ago
Household circuit in US maxes out at around 1700W. I hope in future where we don't need to wire L2 charge port to a home office, just to run a faster workstation.
- streakfix 3y agoThat can't be right, an air conditioner alone pulls more than a kilowatt.
- einr 3y agoThat is right, but it's per breaker, so your air conditioner will likely be on its own breaker. (Assuming 15A fuse, 15A * 110V = 1650W) Here in Sweden we have 240V from the wall but our fuses are usually 10A, so 2400W per breaker (so we can run Intel CPUs without special installations ;)
- zamadatix 3y agoLarge draw appliances usually get put on a double pole breaker and a house will have many circuits.
- Vvector 3y agoHe means the standard residential circuit (like you would plug a PC or TV into) is typically 15 amps. Larger appliances, like an AC, are dedicated circuits, usually at a higher amperage. It's not uncommon for AC to be on 30A or 60A
- nanidin 3y agoI live in a building renovated in 2010ish and all circuits are 20A minimum.