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    How big a kW furnace can you put on a Subpanel that feeds only a 2 car garage plugs and lights and a bonus room above garage

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    You haven't supplied enough information for an exact answer.
    It depends on the load in the "bonus room" above the garage.
    A 12 KW unit will draw 50 amps.

    Ed
    PS. Just wondering, are you an electrical contractor?

    <font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ January 28, 2005 07:36 AM: Message edited by: Electric Ed ]</font>

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    Yes Dynamite is an EC He asked me this yesterday and I suggested he come to this board as it is Canadian.
    Just lights and a few convenience receptacles i sure he said.I was a bit busy to look up all the rules as i was thinking there would be some derating involved.
    I could really only find how many circuit panel was required for electric heat. Just remembered now to check the response [img]smile.gif[/img]

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    Yes I am an EC and Bonus Room will only have general lights and plugs like Electric Guy mentioned. Bonus Room is approx 15' x 30' and garage is 30' x 30'

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    [img]graemlins/thinking.gif[/img] There is still not enough information. Is the garage attached to a residence? Then Use 8-200(1)(a)(i) and (ii) to calculate the basic load, then use 8-200(1)(a)(iii) to calculate what you can use for heat. If the garage is NOT attached to a residence, then use Table 14.

    Remember to use 62-116(3)OR(4) to calculate your demand factors and do Not use 62-116(2).

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