I need to find out the amp draw and BTU for a running basic 3430. I could only find the a document stating the watts would be 25.
Current drawn depends on voltage. Watts are voltage * current.
So, take your 25 watts, divide by supply voltage.
This is a slight approximation as the power factor may not be exactly 1 but close enough.
Watts convert to BTU/hour, not directly to BTU. One watt is approximately 3.412 BTU/hour so 25 watts is 85.3 BTU/hour.
Current drawn depends on voltage. Watts are voltage * current.
So, take your 25 watts, divide by supply voltage.
This is a slight approximation as the power factor may not be exactly 1 but close enough.
Watts convert to BTU/hour, not directly to BTU. One watt is approximately 3.412 BTU/hour so 25 watts is 85.3 BTU/hour.
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Thanks,
Noor