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I see that there is a 10 amp fuse on the input to the Sunfire. This means the max possible useage would be 1200 watts. My speakers are 4 ohms and not very efficiant, 88db. I ran everything by a Sunfire Tech and he figured about 800 watts max on the input for each amp in my setup.
I did run a seperate 20 amp breaker for my stereo equipment.
The Big screen is on another standard wall outlet/circuit.
I do have one more question. There are PLC's that can correct the PF. As far as the sound is concerned does this make any difference? Perhaps this is only applicable to the regenerators.
Its' been a LONG time since I was in school. All I remember about the PF is that a lower the PF means power is wasted. I know it has to do with current lagging voltage etc.. and that with a PF of .8 it takes 2000w to the job instead of 1800w with a PF of 1. Don't get your calculators out...these numbers were just thown out there.
Thank you for your input.
Chris
I see that there is a 10 amp fuse on the input to the Sunfire. This means the max possible useage would be 1200 watts. My speakers are 4 ohms and not very efficiant, 88db. I ran everything by a Sunfire Tech and he figured about 800 watts max on the input for each amp in my setup.
I did run a seperate 20 amp breaker for my stereo equipment.
The Big screen is on another standard wall outlet/circuit.
I do have one more question. There are PLC's that can correct the PF. As far as the sound is concerned does this make any difference? Perhaps this is only applicable to the regenerators.
Its' been a LONG time since I was in school. All I remember about the PF is that a lower the PF means power is wasted. I know it has to do with current lagging voltage etc.. and that with a PF of .8 it takes 2000w to the job instead of 1800w with a PF of 1. Don't get your calculators out...these numbers were just thown out there.
Thank you for your input.
Chris