Hello . I have quite an unusual question, but I think someone on this forum will answer it. What is the current I (A) in the home network and what devices draw it with a current of 3 A.?

The strength of the current depends on the connected receiver. 3A will draw a device with a power of approximately 700W. It's hard to say what it might be. Maybe a drill?

What current flows in the network depends on what you have on the network. Only the voltage is theoretically constant in the power grid. The current flowing in the installation depends on the power consumed by the connected devices. 3A is approximately 700W.

Well, maybe I will add it With a simplified formula for the power of electrical appliances, this is P [power, watts] = U [Volts] * I [amps] So, as colleagues said, 220V * 3A is bedize 660W, but .. There are a few other factors that do not have much influence, in most cases

It's just that there is currently 230V +/- 10% in the network and the current consumption will change with the supply voltage, and also differently depending on the device (otherwise it will change in a light bulb, the resistance of which depends on the temperature of the fiber, otherwise in the radiator, and in a different way) e.g. in electric motors).

I refer to the article Electronics for all. There is a well-described problem of amperage in a very simple way. I learned from it myself And I return to these articles a lot

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Hello . I have quite an unusual question, but I think someone on this forum will answer it. What is the current I (A) in the home network and what devices draw it with a current of 3 A.?
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The strength of the current depends on the connected receiver. 3A will draw a device with a power of approximately 700W. It's hard to say what it might be. Maybe a drill?
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What current flows in the network depends on what you have on the network. Only the voltage is theoretically constant in the power grid. The current flowing in the installation depends on the power consumed by the connected devices. 3A is approximately 700W.
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Well, maybe I will add it
With a simplified formula for the power of electrical appliances, this is
P [power, watts] = U [Volts] * I [amps]
So, as colleagues said, 220V * 3A is bedize 660W, but ..
There are a few other factors that do not have much influence, in most cases
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It's just that there is currently 230V +/- 10% in the network and the current consumption will change with the supply voltage, and also differently depending on the device (otherwise it will change in a light bulb, the resistance of which depends on the temperature of the fiber, otherwise in the radiator, and in a different way) e.g. in electric motors).
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I refer to the article Electronics for all. There is a well-described problem of amperage in a very simple way. I learned from it myself And I return to these articles a lot

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