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    changing watts into amps

    I know someone posted this with a formula cant seem to find it. I would like to figure how many amps I am pulling on a circut, i know it was adding up all watts and either mult. or divideing by something.
    Thanks
    Big len Reviewed by Big len on . changing watts into amps I know someone posted this with a formula cant seem to find it. I would like to figure how many amps I am pulling on a circut, i know it was adding up all watts and either mult. or divideing by something. Thanks:) Rating: 5

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    #2
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    changing watts into amps

    1000 watts = 10 amps roughly.

    Most residential wiring is suited for a total of 15 amps, however you should calculate only an 80% load for safety reasons.

    If you are using something like an oven or dryer outlet, they handle typically 20amps, sometimes 30amps.

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    #3
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    changing watts into amps

    watts = amps x volts

    amps = watts / volts

    The fixture watts may be as much as 115% of the lamps rating depending on the efficiency of the ballast.

    Shovelhandle

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    #4
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    changing watts into amps

    thanks

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