I want to use a generator to run my television when there is a power outage. I am trying to know what wattage my TV will take from the generator. Thank You
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I want to use a generator to run my television when there is a power outage. I am trying to know what wattage my TV will take from the generator. Thank You
About 130. Per hour. Practically nothing.
Using the formula Watts = Voltage X Amperage X Power Factor:
120 X 1.2 X 1 + 144 Watts.
As Joy mentioned, this is a negligible amount all by its self, I would not spend much time worrying about the Wattage. However, unless the TV is on a dedicated circuit, you have to plan for all devices on that circuit.
Also, you have to make sure that your generator is on a disconnect switch that isolates the generator from the POCO supplied circuit.
I think I'm one of those people who still thinks 110.
What's POCO?
POCO - "POwer COmpany."
A little bit
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