HOW TO FIND AMPS FROM WATTS – HOW TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT FUSE SIZE – EASY HELP FOR HOUSEHOLDERS
This LearnElectrics video has been made after several householders posted questions about changing fuses and how to determine the correct fuse size for various appliances. It will also help new starters in the trade to understand the relationship between power and amps without going too deeply into the calculations. The questions often asked … How can I get Amps from Watts? How can I choose a fuse size if fuses and circuit breakers come in Amps – but all my appliances are in Watts? We begin by deciding just what a Watt is, and then we move on to determine the Amps and ultimately the correct fuse size for safety. This is video number 196 and to view all our videos type in LearnElectrics all one word into the YouTube search bar. Visit our YouTube channel where we have many videos on a wide range of electrical topics.
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