--- Anthony Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lucas Bodnyk wrote:
> > Most sources on the web seem to specify the 1 to 3
> kW
> > range for standard residential wiring. Is this a
> > reasonable assumption?
>
> At least in the US, 2-3 is probably more correct.
> High end appliances
> (heaters, microwave ovens, toasters, large vacuum
> cleaners, etc)
> typically draw 1-2 kW, and you can typically get one
> of them on a
> circuit, plus some other incidental power, without
> blowing a fuse, but
> two such devices will blow a fuse.
Thanks. Good to know I'm in the ballpark anyways. Any
clues about power lines? street-level or higher?
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