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If your air conditioner actually draws 52 amps at 230 volts (or 110 @ 110 if you're in the US), you must be air conditioning a gym hall with a black, tin roof s
by roel_v 12y ago
If your air conditioner actually draws 52 amps at 230 volts (or 110 @ 110 if you're in the US), you must be air conditioning a gym hall with a black, tin roof somewhere in a desert.
But you're probably not, and that was my whole point - my stove top is rated at 10kW, too, yet even when using alongside all other appliances in my house I have never gone above 4kW actual use. Actual need != summing all the nominal maximum rated loads of all appliances. In other words, it's not because your AC is rated 12kW, that you'd need 3 of these battery packs just for the AC. You might need 2, or maybe 3, I'm not saying that 2 (or 4) kW is enough always, everywhere for everybody - but there is no 'normal' (middle to upper middle class) home anywhere that would need 5 or 10 of these units, as is suggested at various places in this thread.
- brc 12y agoTo be honest, I don't know. It has 12kw on the outside. It's a DC inverter ducted system. I had to get the wiring to the house upgraded with 3 phase when it was put in. It doesn't use 3 phase but one of the phases is dedicated to the aircon. My electricity bill in summer is 20% higher.