Not your question?
Ask your question
View similar questions
Add your answer here.Check out some similar questions!
Wire Gauge and Amperage
[ 8 Answers ]
If the wire gauge to a machine is changed, will the voltage/amperage to the machine automatically change? Or does it matter what the machine actually uses? In my case, the amperage was already much lower than the original wire gauge, but now the wire gauge will match better with the actual...
Increasing supply amperage
[ 1 Answers ]
I own a mobile home that currently has 50 amp service at the main panel. I would like to install central air which requires 100 amp service. What is required to accomplish this? Thanks, Frank
Sizing amperage for a subpanel
[ 3 Answers ]
I'd like to run a subpanel off a 100 amp main. The sub needs to be able to handle a hot water heater, an electric dryer, a washer, an oven, and an electric stove. All but the washer require 220. What is the minimum size panel I need? What size wire should I use for the run? (Run is about...
Circuit amperage
[ 2 Answers ]
If I have a 15 amp circuit does that mean I can only run one 15 amp rate device on that circuit? Or can I run any number of 15 amp or even higher amp devices, with wattage being the criterion for not overloading the circuit?
Amperage lost from a current transformer to utility's electric meter(?)
[ 2 Answers ]
I work for an Electric utility. Have noticed that the actual amperage running through a phase does not match the amperage being sent to the meter with it's proper multiplier from the current transformer (CT)? Example: phase A is using 83 amps. The X1 tap to the meter from the current... View more questions Search
|