Thats just too damn easy.... and he might have to use a crowbar to pry his wallet open.
Thats just too damn easy.... and he might have to use a crowbar to pry his wallet open.
Zyp, didn't you mean 24 amps on the compressor draw, rather than the 34 you said. Figure a 12 SEER=1000watts/ton, so even 24 is probably higher than it actually draws. Agree with what you are saying, tho. Everyone else that has posted here has tried to explain it in various ways, but the OP does not seem to understand. Oh well-it's his unit and his money, so he is free to use both as he chooses. Larry
Larry, I don't know about the 5 ton, but a 4 ton scroll, 14 SEER hp with R-410a refrigerant actually draws 12.8 - 13.2 amps, and the X-13 fan motor doesn't draw much more than a 100 watt light bulb. Compare that to the 42 amps from
15kw strips.
Well there ya go 14 SEER = $$$$ savings. The figures I was refering to were estimates. It is likely that @ 6 amps per horsepower per ton on 240v, the
24 figure plus the outdoor fan seems more correct. Most 4 ton units have a 50 amp circuit [old school] but that's 50% over the actual rated draw. I have noticed the new equipment is $aving a considerable amount on the draw compared to old school equipment.Heat pumps are efficient, just not warm like gas fired.
No fair, you're doing ONJ's homework ;-)
You can't. In order to fix something you have to know how it's "supposed" to work.
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