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How Many 2 ton Window A/C Runs on a 125 KVA Generator ?

07/12/2010 4:41 AM

How many 2 ton window A/c can runs on a 125 KVA generator ?
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Re: How many 2 ton window A/c can runs on a 125 KVA generator ?

07/12/2010 6:33 AM

Sir,

125 Kva set is expected to take 100 Kw @ 0.8 pf.

The electrical load of 2 T window AC will be 3 Kw. You can connect 13 units per

phase ie 39 units in all. But you have to use timer and contactor controls (for

delayed starting ) so that the load will not be sudden. The starting current of 2 T

unit @ 220 volt will be around 25 A for 5 seconds. The starting system should

ensure that even the stabilisers ( 5 Kva ) are switched on in a phased manner.

With Due Regards,

Manroop.Chennai.
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Re: How many 2 ton window A/c can runs on a 125 KVA generator ?

07/12/2010 8:00 AM

Mr can you explain me how 13 units per phase calculation is done?
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Re: How many 2 ton window A/c can runs on a 125 KVA generator ?

07/12/2010 9:17 AM

I think he already did, re-read the post above.
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