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Old 07-15-2013, 11:54 AM   #15
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For reference, the OP's rig is set up basically like this:
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Old 07-15-2013, 12:07 PM   #16
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a/c = about 18 amps with some taking 30 to startup.
Both my 13,500 BTU Carrier Air V and my 15,000 Advent Air replacement for the Air V, draw 13.5 in normal operation.. Per the labels. Just so you know, I actually read them.

Yes, some older unts, epically larger ones, (15,000) draw more power.. Some less.

Today by the way I was sitting there watching TV, Both the above running, and the TV, 2 DVR's 2 Digital converters and other background stuff.. Tripped the park 50 amp, the two A/C's are on different legs. 4th time it's happened in 2 days but last time I was cooking with electricity..
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I know all to well you know this very well but you might want to take a peek at the connections along the 110VAC path. You know the screw posts in the transfer switch, CB's, and the plugs/receptacles come loose with vibration over time. No need to risk a fire for a simple check when things are tripping like that. Just a pleasant reminder.

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