I beleive what you want to look at is the "Power Consumption" from your owners manual or the sticker/tag on the equipment you are using, not the output power. Both are different. For instance my Krell 300cx uses (max)1700 watts from the wall & has an output that does not corespond at all to input. All electrical equipment has the power use printed somewhere and most has it stamped on a sticker on the equipment you are using. For instance a toaster may say; 125 watts max @ 120 volts AC. This is the power it draws form the wall. I hope this helps, John
Dynamic Power Watts vss Power Supply Watts
I have a total dynamic peak power output of 4,650 watts from nine amplifiers (@ 8 ohms each); does that mean I need the same amount from the wall? Seeing as it is only possible to get 1800 watts from any given 15 amp circuit or 2400 watts from a 20 amp circuit; correct me if I am off.
Perhaps you electricians out there can enlighten. The reason I ask is that I have not yet decided to run dedicated lines. Thank you in advance.
Perhaps you electricians out there can enlighten. The reason I ask is that I have not yet decided to run dedicated lines. Thank you in advance.