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Old 05-06-2010 | 03:30 AM
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Default RE: Ignition loads current verses input voltage

Ed,
What makes you think the Wattage remains the same if you increase voltage? That would depend on the appliance design wouldn't it?
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Many folks sort of know that for a given wattage, higher voltage means lower current. Additionally, lots of folks who are not electrical professionals have also heard about I square R losses and realize that running a higher voltage for a given wattage, with its reduced current, is more efficient than obtaining the same wattage with lower voltage and higher current.


Ed Cregger