The average consumption of a 24000 BTU air conditioner is 10.65 A when the power supply voltage is 220 volts. However, this value can vary depending on several factors, which we will explore below.
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Power Consumption of a 24000 BTU Air Conditioner
Power consumption depends on various factors:
- Thermal load of the space.
- Outdoor ambient temperature.
- Usage time after turning on the unit.
- System efficiency.
Average Amperage for Conventional (ON/OFF) Units:
Single-Phase 24000 BTU (6000 Cooling Capacity):
Voltage | 110V | 120V | 220V | 240V |
---|---|---|---|---|
Amperage | 21.31A | 19.54A | 10.65A | 9.76A |
Three-Phase (Non-Inverter):
Voltage | 208V | 380V | 400V |
---|---|---|---|
Amperage | 8.14A | 4.45A | 4.24A |
Power Consumption of Modern Units (INVERTER):
The consumption of these units depends on the SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio), which measures the efficiency of the equipment under varying conditions.
Classification by SEER:
Efficiency Rating | SEER |
---|---|
A+++ | >22 |
A++ | 20-21 |
A+ | 18-19 |
A | 15-17 |
B-C | <11.5 |
Average Power by SEER for 24000 BTU:
SEER | Power (W) |
---|---|
10 | 2400 W |
15 | 1600 W |
20 | 1200 W |
25 | 960 W |
Amperage vs. Power vs. Voltage Table:
Single-Phase (PH1):
Power (W) | 110V | 220V | 230V |
---|---|---|---|
1200 | 15.15A | 7.58A | 7.25A |
1600 | 20.20A | 10.10A | 9.66A |
Three-Phase (PH3):
Power (W) | 220V | 380V | 400V |
---|---|---|---|
1200 | 4.38A | 2.54A | 2.41A |
1600 | 5.84A | 3.38A | 3.21A |
Practical Example:
A 24000 BTU air conditioner with a SEER of 15 has an average power consumption of 1600 W. For a single-phase connection of 220V, the amperage consumption would be 10.10 A, as shown in the table above.
Automatic Online Calculation:
You can automatically calculate the consumption of any air conditioner by entering your equipment’s specific values into specialized online tools.
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