EXAMPLE LOAD CHART

Some typical loads, duty cycles, etc. to consider.

Typical Priority Duty Cycle Application/ Equipment Run Watts Start Surge Watts Volts Phase
0 100 Floodlights- security 500-1500 500-1500 120/
240
1
0 100 Lights- Incand/ Fluorescent 100-1000 100-1000 120 1
0 100 Radio-SW/Ham/CB 50-200 50-200 120 1
0 100 Radio/Stereo 50-200 50-200 120 1
0 100 Television 200-500 200-500 120 1
1-2 3 Microwave Oven 700-1000 1000-1500 120 1
2-3-4 >50? Air conditioner -window 1000-3000 5000-8000 120/
240
1
3-4 >50? Furnace Fan 1/3 Hp 700 2100 120/
240
1
1 3-6 Well pump Jet 1/2 Hp 1000 3000 120/
240
1
1 3-6 Well pump Submerse 3/4 1800 >8000 240 1
2-3-4 2-10 Sump Pump 1/3 Hp 900 >2500 120/
240
1
1-2 2-30 Air Compressor 2Hp 1800-2700 8000-9800 240 1
1-2 10-50 Air Compressor 5Hp 6200 >15000 208/
240
3
2-3-4 20-40 Refrigerator/ freezer 800 2500 120 1
1-2-3-4 10-25 Deep Freezer 600 2000 120 1
2-3-4 10-40 Walk-in Frige or Freezer 2000-3000 6000-9000 208/
240
1-3
3-4 5-50 Water Heater (Storage) 1200-4800 1200-4800 208/
240
1-3
2-3-4 5-20 Coffee Maker (Bunn) 400-1700 1700 120 1
2-3-4 5-20 Elect Skillet 1200 1200 120 1
2-3-4 5-20 Range/Hot Plate-1 burner 1500 1500 120/
240
1
3-4 10-40 Dish Washer-Commercial        
3-4 0-30 Clothes Washer 1200 5000 120 1
3-4 0-30 Clothes Dryer --Gas 800 3000 120 1
3-4 0-30 Clothes Dryer - Electric 5000 8000 240 1
3-4 5-50 Battery Bank Charger for Inverter/UPS clean power 1000-4000 1000-4000 120/
/208/
240
1-3
1-2 5-25 Circular Saw Table/Radial 1500-2500 4000-8000 120/
240
1-3
3-4 >50 Air Circ Fans 200 ea. 600 ea. 120 1
3-4 >50 HVAC Comp. A/C 3Tons 5500 >15000 208/
240
1-3

LOAD PRIORITY PLANNING EXAMPLES

Choose ONE P1 load based on :
LOW DUTY CYCLE -Very short ON and very long OFF times.
HIGH PRIORITY - Most Important to run when demanded.

Item Typical % Duty Cycle
Well Pump 3
Sump Pump 5
Septic Pump 5
Power tools - saw, drill 8
Microwave Oven, kitchen appliances 5

Choose ONE or TWO P2 and P3 loads based on :
MEDIUM DUTY CYCLE - Short ON and medium OFF times.
MEDIUM PRIORITY - Although these are critical priority loads, they are OK to assign to P2 or P3 if P1 has very low duty cycle.

Item Typical % Duty Cycle
Refrigerator 30
Deep Freezer 15
Air Compressor 20
Hot Plate, Electric Skillet 10
Vacuum Cleaner 5

Choose ONE P3 or P4 load based on :
HIGH DUTY CYCLE - Longer ON times, up to and possibly exceeding OFF times.
LOW PRIORITY - These loads have a long thermal cycle or storage time and therefore it is less important exactly when they run as it is that they run a sufficient amount of time within a 24 hour period.

Item Typical % Duty Cycle
Furnace Blower over 50
Battery Charger (for Inverter Battery Banks) over 50
Air Conditioner over 50
Electric Water Heater 10-50

Note: Duty cycle percentages are based on average on time out of 24 hours.

For example, a 5% duty cycle means the load would be running an average of 1 hour and 12 minutes out of each 24 hour day.

The PRIORITIZER is not recommended for constant load circuits such as room lights, television/VCR, Computers, etc.