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Re: Difference between volts and amps ???
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Posted by Benj. J. Joe Browning on January 22, 2004 at 15:18:39 from (67.136.128.250):
In Reply to: Difference between volts and amps ??? posted by Forgot on January 22, 2004 at 05:30:50:
Hello Everyone Again,
I agree that the comparsion to water works best. On the practical side. Is the following correct?
Using a 110 volt (pressure of water) 15 Amp(volume of water) breaker. The wire size of 14 guage (diameter of pipe means only a fixed volume) will only operate eight plugs (sprinklers).
However using a 110 volt(pressure of water) 20 Amp (volume of water)) breaker. The wire size of 12 guage ( diameter of the pipe is greater meaning more volume) will operate 11 plugs (sprinklers)
Am I correct in my understanding and description?
How does watterage inter into the entire scheme?
Thanks, Benjamin J. "Joe" Browning
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