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06/07/2012 5:45 AM

computer system is taking how much load and in 5KVA generator how much computer system can run along with 9 No Ceiling Fan only
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06/07/2012 8:38 AM

Can't answer without knowing how much power the computer and fans consume.

Think about it.
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I am afraid that our friend Usman has not made much progress in three years.

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06/07/2012 10:24 AM

computer system is taking how much load and in 5KVA generator how much computer system can run along with 9 No Ceiling Fan only

CSkW (Comp. Syst. kiloWatts) = peak kiloWatt draw of CS SMPS

5KVA generator load = (CSkW + (9 x CFkW)) / PF

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