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#79657 01/10/02 10:35 PM
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Is their a chart around that could give a good guess of the watts of certain appliance. Like ceiling fans, refrigerator, washing machine etc. I was hoping for a general idea, or do I need to go to Lowes and start reading labels.


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#79658 01/10/02 10:50 PM
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Here is a link to an appliance calculator.

http://www.powerhousetv.com/calculator/index.php3


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#79659 01/30/02 07:22 PM
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Get ahold of a great book called Ferm's Fast Finder. There is a chart in it for just what you are asking.
Rick Miell

#79660 01/30/02 10:07 PM
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Check with your local power company. They are usually tuned into energy conservation, and have such listings available.


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