Electrical Load Calculation | Ugly's Handbook

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025

Комментарии • 62

  • @lmc333
    @lmc333 3 года назад +12

    That is the best video on this topic, you made it real simple to understand. Thank you so much... Every home owner should be watching the video and know it by heart.

  • @damianmurphy-morris1941
    @damianmurphy-morris1941 3 года назад +10

    Im shocked your channel doesnt have more views! Great stuff

  • @timroscoe4519
    @timroscoe4519 3 года назад +5

    Nice simple to understand video. Thank you.

    • @TheVirtualElectrician
      @TheVirtualElectrician  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Tim. We try to make all our videos short and too the point.

  • @Ratchrz20
    @Ratchrz20 2 месяца назад

    Wow, short and to the ;point. I dig that! Great Watch!! Thanks!!

  • @carlom3565
    @carlom3565 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for the simple and concise explanation.

  • @watchaddicts1213
    @watchaddicts1213 Год назад

    I have searched ALL OVER for what you presented here. Thank you!
    Q: (from this video) WHY a
    “2 Pole” 40 AMP Breaker?
    2 pole is the Double Breaker, right?
    Last Q.: (happened at my house)
    An electrician looks inside my 200 AMP Service and says, “Your BUS AMP TOTAL IS 240 AMPS.”
    What did he look at and figure up in his head in under 60 seconds to KNOW the “240 AMPS” BUS answer ?
    Thank you!

    • @TheVirtualElectrician
      @TheVirtualElectrician  Год назад +1

      your bus should say what it is rated for, however to figure out how many amps your particular panel pulls he would have needed to get his multimeter out

    • @watchaddicts1213
      @watchaddicts1213 Год назад

      @@TheVirtualElectrician this is great stuff! I just thought that it was ME, who was helplessly stupid

  • @TheArtOfBe
    @TheArtOfBe Год назад +2

    You explanation was immaculate

  • @matthewlobato2062
    @matthewlobato2062 2 года назад +2

    great video,connected alot of dots together for me.

  • @dallasroberts3206
    @dallasroberts3206 7 месяцев назад

    WOW! You made that so easy to understand. Thanks!!

  • @erickrodrigues4499
    @erickrodrigues4499 2 дня назад

    I have a 300-amp service with two 150-amp panels, and I need to add a car charger, how can I calculate which panel to use based on the breakers in the panels?

    • @TheVirtualElectrician
      @TheVirtualElectrician  День назад

      I can do a load calc for you. Go to thevirtualelectrician.com and schedule a call with me

  • @drewd7824
    @drewd7824 2 года назад

    OMg finally a quick No BS video!!

  • @dougjones4987
    @dougjones4987 2 года назад +3

    Concise and to the point, thanks

    • @marekleniartek4001
      @marekleniartek4001 Год назад

      Formula for 2 phase 240v is : P= V x A x 1.41 so A = V x 1.41/ P P= power, V= volts, A= amps , 1.41= square root of 2(2 phases) for 3 phases 1.71- square root of 3

  • @MrPhimanh
    @MrPhimanh Год назад +1

    Hi, I want to install Ecosmart 18 tankless water heater, it needs two 40 amp breakers, the main panel already has full spaces of three 50amp and six 20 amp breaker. Can you tell me where I can put more two 40 amp breakers for the water heater? Thanks

  • @CastleRaccon
    @CastleRaccon 2 года назад +1

    Those the 80% rule on the breaker apply to all loads in general or just continuous loads? I'm kinda confuse

    • @TheVirtualElectrician
      @TheVirtualElectrician  2 года назад

      please schedule a call with our virtual electrician at www.thevirtualelectrician.com

    • @ElectricianMagician
      @ElectricianMagician Год назад +2

      Continuous loads. Breakers can run at 100%, otherwise

    • @wolfrig2000
      @wolfrig2000 5 месяцев назад

      The person that runs the channel doesn't know,

  • @krishnakandel2402
    @krishnakandel2402 Год назад +1

    How to calculate total load if we have Both single phase and 3 phase motor?

  • @beescheeseandwineplease889
    @beescheeseandwineplease889 3 года назад +2

    Great job!!

  • @kangethewakamau5771
    @kangethewakamau5771 6 месяцев назад

    your video editor he/she is awesome

  • @z.a.c.k.n.a.i.c.k.001
    @z.a.c.k.n.a.i.c.k.001 5 месяцев назад

    Can I get softcopy of ugly electrical reference

  • @bryantorres9515
    @bryantorres9515 Год назад +3

    Great video ! , just one suggestion , include NEC articles to provide further context.

  • @Trik157
    @Trik157 2 года назад

    How does the length of the circuit affect breaker calculations (i.e.long run to power a light at the end of the driveway)?

  • @emanuelshahid9443
    @emanuelshahid9443 2 года назад +4

    i thought the 80% rule is only for continuous loads....

  • @CJ-rv9hy
    @CJ-rv9hy Год назад

    Disregard power factor?

    • @TheVirtualElectrician
      @TheVirtualElectrician  Год назад

      we are not doing a whole home load calculation here. We are simply sizing a circuit based on FLA

  • @PPyle
    @PPyle 2 года назад +2

    The next standard Breaker Size from 30 is NOT 40, there is a 35 amp breaker. (240.6) However, the 35 amp breaker would not work because it only is good for 28 amps on lighting and outlets.

  • @hoover8289
    @hoover8289 3 года назад +1

    right and wrong

  • @jacobclarke9019
    @jacobclarke9019 Год назад

    This would be helpful if it wasn’t solely just a dude talking at us…

  • @carl_tuckerson9701
    @carl_tuckerson9701 2 года назад +1

    Bad intro music....critique.

  • @erneserafin6397
    @erneserafin6397 Год назад +5

    You just talking, you never shown any number.! You think all people can understand you???