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Re: Re: Difference between volts and amps ???
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Posted by Lil-Framer on January 22, 2004 at 15:40:14 from (205.246.142.84):
In Reply to: Re: Difference between volts and amps ??? posted by Benj. J. Joe Browning on January 22, 2004 at 15:18:39:
Carry it a little further. Watts are drops of water.
On your first example 110 volts X 15 amps would equal 206.25 drops of water (watts) out of each plug (sprinkler) if used equally.
Second example: 110 volts X 20 amps would equal 220 watts out of each plug if used equally. The second circuit will carry a tolal of 2200 Watts (drops of water) while the first will only carry 1650 drops of water (watts). Clear as mud, right??
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