HELP - 6000W Furnace

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This sketch is generating 1500W, and my 6 heat resistors can reach 6000W. The problem is, my house power line can only provide 27A, without exploding the universe. 

Can anyone help me develop something to store energy inside the system, so it reaches 6000W without blowing my power line?

published 10 years ago

tanyi

10 years ago

It is impossible, the power must be lower than 110V*27A =2970W

rich11292000

10 years ago

Do you have 220 volt?

yra

10 years ago

You can always slow charge a bank of battery's and use dc to your heater or inverted to ac. Most of all like rich asked 5 or 6 kw load is a 30+ amp 220 volt braker.

Voltransistor

10 years ago

If you use 11 amps, with 110 volts it is already up to 1,210 watts and that should be enough to heat up you house.

lmccoig

10 years ago

Commercial rigs: http://m.homedepot.com/p/Power-Bright-12-Volt-DC-to-AC-6000-Watt-Power-Inverter-PW6000-12/202539677. Or Walmart All Power Generator at $529 plus tax or shipping. Oth

WTFCircuit

10 years ago

Use only batteries with it.

rich11292000

10 years ago

Dont buy a generator at walmart

darrhunt

10 years ago

Add some inactive redundance.

hurz

10 years ago

@rich you are right, don't buy this 6000Watt bullshit! Its only 600W! And peak 1200W.

yra

10 years ago

How many battery's will it take for 6k inverter, they call for 500 amp 12 volt input most car battery's are not that high output.

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