I'm trying to calculate the watts used from my AC unit. Below I am including my sticker label that's on the AC Unit along with a electrical data sheet I found online for my model.
So far this is where my understanding is at:
The Fan Motor is 1/6 HP from the label which would be equivalate to 124.3082 watts
The data sheet confuses me as for the "condenser fan" in the top table, it has "Watts" listed as 210 along with "Motor hp (w)" as the same as the label. What would the "Watts" for "condenser fan" row signify? In addition, the bottom table has "Condenser Coil Fan Motor" with
1.1
for "Full load amps". Would I multiply that with the average Nominal voltage? But then that would be over the 124 Watts I get from the hp convertion.
For the Compressor, I think I understand RLA is the load at regular operation while the LRA is the load at the very begging when the compressor is at idle (so I think I just care about RLA for when it's running).
So to calculate,
V * I = Power
~240 V * 10.3 A = 2472 Watts
for the Compressor. Would I use the Nominal Voltage instead for this calculation? I'm not entirely clear as to why it wouldn't be 240 volts.
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1652283/Lennox-Hs26-Series.html?page=2#manual