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Power Consumption of AC's In Terms of TR

08/04/2010 2:31 AM

What is power rating of 7.5 TR & 5.5 TR Ductable AC's ?
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Re: Power consumption of AC's interms of TR

08/04/2010 3:07 AM

Contact the manufacturer.

Alternatively, look for the rating plate on the side of them, probably close to the electrical inlet connection.
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Re: Power consumption of AC's interms of TR

08/04/2010 4:58 AM

Too many acronyms and not enough data. I have no idea what this could be in relation to (except possibly air conditioners).

Please elaborate if you would like more than a guess.

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Re: Power consumption of AC's interms of TR

08/04/2010 12:57 PM

The result of the texting generation I suppose. People have started to communicate as though they are getting charged by the letter now. I find it annoying.

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Re: Power consumption of AC's interms of TR

08/04/2010 6:57 AM

I have ductable AC(but it is not ducted yet, so I can not say that power will remain without change) 7.5TR with power rating of 120 watts. The other one 5.5 TR 700watts.
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Re: Power Consumption of AC's In Terms of TR

08/04/2010 5:12 PM

Guest Quote "I have ductable AC(but it is not ducted yet, so I can not say that power will remain without change) 7.5TR with power rating of 120 watts. The other one 5.5 TR 700watts."

I am not aware of an A/C rated at 120 watts.

Jack, JR and I want to know what does 7.5TR and 5.5TR Mean?
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Re: Power Consumption of AC's In Terms of TR

11/07/2010 11:02 AM

Does TR means tons of refrigeration?.

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