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Essential Circuits
Asahomegeneratorowner,itisimportantthatyouclearly
identifythecircuitsinyourbuildingthatare“essential”to
you.
Itisalsoimportantthatyourinstallerunderstand
which
circuitsyouwanttoincludeas“EssentialCircuits”.
Dependingonthepowerconsumedbythesecircuits,most
orallofthemcanbeswitchedtothehomegeneratorforthe
durationofnormalpowerinterruption.
Thewattagereferencetablethatfollowswillassistyouwith
yourdecision-makingprocess.Itprovidesthewattageused
bymanyordinaryhouseholddevices.Useitasaguidewhen
selectingyouressentialcircuits.Reviewthisinformationwith
yourinstallerandaskaboutanytechnicalconsiderationsthat
mightaffectyourinstallation.Thischartservesasaguide
only.Forexactwattageuseanappropriatewattagemeter.
Essential Circuit Selection
Whenselectingtheessentialcircuitsthatwillbeswitched
to“StandbyPower,”itisimportantthatthesumofthe
combinedcircuitloadsdoesnotexceedthewattage/
amperagecapacityofthegenerator.Tohelpyouwithyour
selectionofessentialcircuits,pleaseconsiderthefollowing:
• Addupthetotalwattageofallelectricaldevicestobe
connectedatonetime.Thistotalshould NOT begreater
thanthegenerator’swattagecapacity.
Theratedwattageoflightscanbetakenfromlight
bulbs.Theratedwattageoftools,appliancesand
motorscanusuallybefoundonadataplateordecal
affixedtothedevice.
• Iftheappliance,toolormotornameplatedoesnot
listwattage,multiplyvoltstimestheampereratingto
determinewatts( V oltsx A mps= W atts).
Someelectricmotors(inductiontypes)requireabout
threetimesmorewattsofpowerforstartingthanfor
running.Thissurgelastsforonlyafewseconds.Be
sureyouallowforthishighstartingwattagewhen
selectingelectricaldevicesthatwillbeenergizedbythe
homegenerator:
• Figurethewattsrequiredtostartthelargestmotor.
• Addthattothetotalrunningwattsofallother
connectedloads.
This Briggs & Stratton home generator complies with the
following “stationary standby power rating”:
Thestandbypowerratingisapplicableforsupplying
powerforthedurationofnormalpowerinterruption.
Nosustainedoverloadcapabilityisavailableforthis
rating.
Device Running Watts
q
AirConditioner(1,000Btu)* 1700
q
AirConditioner(4,000Btu)* 3800
q
AirConditioner(40,000Btu)* 6000
q
BatteryCharger(0Amp) 500
q
CircularSaw(6-1/”) 800to1000
q
ClothesDryer(Electric)* 5750
q
ClothesDryer(Gas)* 700
q
ClothesWasher* 1150
q
CoffeeMaker 1750
q
Compressor(1HP)* 000
q
Compressor(1/HP)* 1400
q
Compressor(3/4HP)* 1800
q
CurlingIron 700
q
Dehumidifier* 650
q
ElectricBlanket 400
q
ElectricRange(perelement) 1500
q
ElectricSkillet 150
q
Freezer* 700
q
FurnaceFan(1/HP)* 800
q
GarageDoorOpener* 500to750
q
HairDryer 100
q
HandDrill 50to1100
q
Iron 100
q
JetPump* 800
q
LightBulb 100
q
MicrowaveOven 700to1000
q
MilkCooler* 1100
q
OilBurneronFurnace 300
q
OilFiredSpaceHeater(140,000Btu) 400
q
OilFiredSpaceHeater(30,000Btu) 150
q
OilFiredSpaceHeater(85,000Btu) 5
q
Radio 50to00
q
Refrigerator 700
q
SlowCooker 00
q
SubmersiblePump(1HP)* 000
q
SubmersiblePump(1/HP)* 1500
q
SubmersiblePump(1-1/HP)* 800
q
SumpPump* 800to1050
q
TableSaw(10”)* 1750to000
q
Television 00to500
q
Toaster 1000to1650
*Allowthree(3)timeslistedwattsforstartingdevice