HackElectric
Senior Member
- Location
- NJ
I am completely out of my element with this because I have never dealt with an electric stove before
I'm doing a load calc on an existing house for a customer who wants a standby generator. They want a 20KW which should be more than sufficient. My only question now is how much I need to have connected to load shedding.
I will have both central AC units shed. The heat and hot water are natural gas. The only other major electric appliance is the stove.
The stove is on a 50A breaker. I did not get any other information on the stove.
So for the purpose of a load calc and determining whether I should connect the stove to a relay to be load shed or not, what would you consider the average current draw of an electric stove?
I'm doing a load calc on an existing house for a customer who wants a standby generator. They want a 20KW which should be more than sufficient. My only question now is how much I need to have connected to load shedding.
I will have both central AC units shed. The heat and hot water are natural gas. The only other major electric appliance is the stove.
The stove is on a 50A breaker. I did not get any other information on the stove.
So for the purpose of a load calc and determining whether I should connect the stove to a relay to be load shed or not, what would you consider the average current draw of an electric stove?