Multifamily Load Calculation (Standard) Pt 5

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  • Опубликовано: 12 май 2024
  • Learn about Multifamily Load Calculation using the Standard Method. Then I go over a question and fill it in with you.

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  • @markjohnsonkeys
    @markjohnsonkeys 6 дней назад +1

    Hey I have questions about the largest motor…
    When comparing heat vs a/c… if heat is bigger and we omit the a/c then do we have to go to the next largest motor below that in appliances? OR even though we omitted the a/c… do we still use that to get our 25% of largest motor?
    Thanks!

    • @jarodvelectric7431
      @jarodvelectric7431  6 дней назад +1

      No you do not use the AC in the 25% load calculation. You choose the next largest motor below that. Even Mike Holt teaches this. Read this: forums.mikeholt.com/threads/selecting-largest-motor.2440/ read the comment by "txinspect"

    • @markjohnsonkeys
      @markjohnsonkeys 4 дня назад

      @@jarodvelectric7431 thank you!
      Second question (and I’ll probably ask you a lot more now that I have found you as a resource) when doing dwelling calculations (single or multi family) am I ever going to calculate heating or cooling as a CONTINUOUS LOAD and multiply them at 125%?

    • @jarodvelectric7431
      @jarodvelectric7431  4 дня назад

      @markjohnsonkeys Yeah no prob! Ask away!
      No, continuous load demand factors are only when you get into commercial load calculations.

    • @wakeandbakw
      @wakeandbakw 3 дня назад

      Do you apply 83 percent rule after you have done standard or optional method? Or is that already applied in table 310.12, 100-400 amps.