23 Nov
2014
23 Nov
'14
12:38 p.m.
tony duell wrote:
Hmm... may be that one isn't that dump.
In the german mikrocontroller.net forum it was discussed sometimes ago that
manufacturers of vacuum cleaners really put Heater resistors into theyr
products to rise the pulled power..
Don't get me wron, but I can't see any need for consumer vacuum cleanersi
above 1600 Watts..what would you do? Suck in the entire carpet and shredder
it?
I do have a industrial type vacuum cleaner with 3 phase power rated 1,5KW
and a zyklon type "filter" in my warehouse..be sure, that thing really
sucks :-))
[..]
I note that the higher-power vacuum cleaners ("hoovers") are being
limited in the UK. I was always envious of those. A typical "high
Yes, another moronic EU regulation. No idea what the point of it is,
probably to please the 'greens' (as I have said many times, when I was a
kid. 'green' meant 'naive', and I don't think it has changed much...
No, instead your table lamp is protected by a 15A breaker in the
distibution panel. Hmm.. I am told that in some continental
European countries it's common to have a pair of 16 A (230V)
outlets protected by a single 32A breaker. And no other protective
device. So a table lamp is effectively fused at 32A. No thanks.
No. That's hearsay and forbidden everywhere.
Regards,
Holm
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