From figure 18.9 in the text, what should the amp draw be on a 230 volt compressor with a condensing temperature of 100 degrees F and an evaporator temperature of -15 degrees F? a. 29.4 b. 27.6 c. 24.3 d. 26.2
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From figure 18.9 in the text, what should the amp draw be on a 230 volt compressor with a condensing temperature of 100 degrees F and an evaporator temperature of -15 degrees F? a. 29.4 b. 27.6 c. 24.3 d. 26.2
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