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In Reply to: Home theater power posted by Rodger on January 25, 2001 at 09:00:29:
You're really not connecting all that much.2 circuits can introduce a ground loop problem.
I hooked up an amp probe to the circuit supplying my home theater, and I was seeing peaks of 18A. However, my HT setup includes:
5 Powered Subs (4x300W, 1x2700W) [heh, heh]
1 2x300W amp
1 1x300W amp
1 2x140W amp
Pre/Pro
65" RPTV
DVD
LD
VCRand was producing in excess of 115dB to draw that much current.
At anything approaching sane volume levels, a 20A circuit was fine.
The little voices told me that soap is the hallmark of civilization.
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Follow Ups
- 1 20A circuit should be fine - Bob W 18:46:51 01/25/01 (1)
- Re: 1 20A circuit should be fine - Rodger 08:17:50 01/26/01 (0)
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