Do you need a dedicated electrical circuit for the Frigidaire Energy Star 12,000 BTU 115V Window-Mounted Compact Air Conditioner?
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Hi there.. I don't believe so... It should work on any 15amp circuit.... I don't see what the amp rating is on the A/C but I would assume it's about 7.5-8.... which is probably less than a toaster....
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No, specs manufacturers website says 10.2 amps, any 15 or 20 amp 120 volt receptacle should be fine.
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No, but it does draw a lot upon starting the compressor. I could see where poorly thought out outlet usage could cause a breaker to shut off.
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Not as far as I know. I ran mine all summer while it was plugged into a standard household outlet shared with a lamp, an alarm clock, and a digital phone auxiliary charger. I am using a heavy duty extension cord to connect from the outlet to the A/c cord. BTW-on case you are interested, we did have a cooler summer than last but still my electric bill over the summer was about $100 less than 2013.
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I have model # FFRE1033Q1. The amp draw is 7.7 in cooling mode. EER rating is 11.3. You can go to the Frigidaire web site to get the complete specs. There are several 10000 btu models. The one you are looking for is the model number I indicated above. AC units are listed under Home Comfort. You can also down load the manual.
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No. It's a simple install that needs only a switch, and connection to 12V power and ground.
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Hi, The Clean Sense doesn't need a dedicated circuit.The total maximum draw, according to the specifications is 1270 Watts or around 10 amps, but thats if your running everything at Max.We run the heated seat at medium as well as the water temp, which are all adjustable. We also run the fan at medium.Unfortunately I really don't know what our amp draw is at this lower demandI did run a new circuit from the panel and installed a GFCI so the 4 foot cord would easily reach. We bought the elongated and installed a new elongated tall toilet because the seat just has that little extra room.We love it and plan to eventually buy one for the second bathroom,Hope this helps Hi, The Clean Sense doesn't need a dedicated circuit.The total maximum draw, according to the specifications is 1270 Watts or around 10 amps, but thats if your running everything at Max.We run the heated seat at medium as well as the water temp, which are all adjustable. We also run the fan at medium.Unfortunately I really don't know what our amp draw is at this lower demandI did run a new circuit from the panel and installed a GFCI so the 4 foot cord would easily reach. We bought the elongated and installed a new elongated tall toilet because the seat just has... » Read More Hi, The Clean Sense doesn't need a dedicated circuit.The total maximum draw, according to the specifications is 1270 Watts or around 10 amps, but thats if your running everything at Max.We run the heated seat at medium as well as the water temp, which are all adjustable. We also run the fan at medium.Unfortunately I really don't know what our amp draw is at this lower demandI did run a new circuit from the panel and installed a GFCI so the 4 foot cord would easily reach. We bought the elongated and installed a new elongated tall toilet because the seat just has that little extra room.We love it and plan to eventually buy one for the second bathroom,Hope this helps « Show Less
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I can't tell you if you need it or not. Ours quit working and we replace the circuit board first, and it still didn't work. So we replaced the heating element and the fridge works great now. The heating element might have been all we needed to start with. It's the cheaper part to start with, too.
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Does not include plug. Needs to have wires connected to fan per instructions.
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No the thermostat must have a B and an O terminal to energize the zone controller in the basement. Some companies make wirewless thermostatats that also interconnect to a zone damper panel
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No additional breakers are required. The manual transfer switch has its own breakers and your existing service panel breakers are used so that each circuit is protected regardless of power source (obviously circuits NOT modified to be powered by the generator will be 'dead' during a power outage). Your choice of your "must have" circuits is important...I selected my furnace, refrigerator, two lighting circuits, living room wall outlets and basement lights. Thanks to LED bulbs, I can run all of those items on less than 4000 watts. I hope this helps. Stan
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I know it will power a 10,000 BTU window a/c along with a refrigerator and small freezer at one time.
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This does not include GFCI. A GFCI version exists or you can add a GFCI on the circuit before this thermostat.
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Hi Patrick no, the unit is more for replacement i used my existing wiring and air tube. hope this helps ?
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Yes. It appears that the unit require to be connected to a 110 outlet during use.
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Thermostat requires 12 volts. It could run a light with some special components.
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operates on 120 volts. I have (2) and they are much better than window units.
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John, thank you for your interest in the TLP825. The TLP825 has a 15 amp 120V AC circuit and will support up to 1800 watts. If your window air conditioner is at or under these power requirements, it will work with the TLP825. For confirmation or if you have any additional questions, please reach out to our Chicago-based Presales Applications team at (773)869.1773.
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Yes. The thermostat is on a small circuit board -- easily reachable. A pair of wires comes from the solar panel -- cut that. Another pair goes to the fan. Cut that pair and connect to solar pair. Run free. Sam
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I'm not sure, but when I installed a window air conditioner it specifically stated that it must be plugged directly into an outlet. So, this would probably not be a good idea. The item is great for irons, electric curlers, coffee pots, etc.