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- Explanation of Different Voltage Needs (618 words)
- Avoiding Electrical Circuit Overloads (600 words)
- Common Wiring Issues in Older Homes (604 words)
- The Hidden Costs of Faulty Wiring (548 words)
- How to Ensure You’re Grounded (658 words)
- How to Test Electrical Circuits before You Start Working (606 words)
- Signs You Might Have Wiring Issues (559 words)
- Understanding the Color Coded Wires (420 words)
- How to Prevent Electrical Shock in the Home (589 words)
- Wiring Issues to Check For When Purchasing a Home (606 words)
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An Explanation of Different Voltage Needs
Most of the items that are plugged into your household wiring require 120 volt service. Those items will include, but certainly not be limited to, electronics (TV, computer, sound systems), lamps, small kitchen appliances, and bathroom accessories such as hair dryers and curling irons.
The few things in your house that require 240 volt service include your kitchen stove or range, your electric hot water heater and your electric clothes dryer.
The big difference between the items requiring 120 volt service and those requiring 240 volt service is the power consumption – the wattage – of the items.
Lamps and light fixtures might require anywhere from 60 to 400 or more watts, depending on the size and number of light bulbs used. A typical laptop computer is about a 90 watt appliance. A large LED flat-screen TV will be about 800 watts. Then you have micro-wave ovens, typically in the 1,000 to 1,500 watt range, and toward the top end of typical household small appliances are hair dryers, at 1,500 to 2,000 watts.
At the top end of energy consumers in your home are electric ranges and ovens, clothes dryers and hot water heaters. Their requirements start well above the top end of the requirements of other home appliances. If you are using your oven while cooking on all four burners of a 4-burner range, you are drawing about 11,500 watts. An electric hot water heater will consume about 5,500 watts, and the clothes dryer uses up to 5,000. These high-wattage appliances are on 240 volt circuits. Note that all of these high-wattage appliances have large heating elements that require a lot of energy to produce the heat.
So why do these high-wattage devices require higher voltage? Any explanation requires a (very) little foray into some technical stuff about electricity. The three elements in electricity that we need to look at are amps, volts and watts, and there is a common analogy to help clarify them. In the analogy, the picture is a water hose. Amperage is represented by the size (diameter) of the hose; Voltage is represented by the water pressure; and wattage is represented by the volume of water emerging from the hose.
If we need to increase the water emerging (watts) we can increase either the water pressure (voltage) or the size of the hose (amperage). By increasing the voltage we can increase the watts available to drive devices.
By the way, if you’re concerned about the cost of using higher voltage, don’t be. There are two different ways that cost comes into consideration on this issue. Regarding one of them, the change in voltage makes no difference at all. On the other, the higher voltage presents lower costs.
The area where the voltage makes no difference at all is in your utility costs. You pay your electric bill based on the kilowatt hours you use (the number of watts of power you consumed and the amount of time you were consuming them). Since only the time that you are using electrical devices effects that number, the voltage is irrelevant to your uitility bills.
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