What would be Amperage at nameplate? If I buy this combo unit I am not sure I will have enough "juice" at my old load center.
I know it will take 30Amps breaker and electrical cord but what is Amps or let's say Wattage? Thank you null

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What would be Amperage at nameplate? If I buy this combo unit I am not sure I will have enough "juice" at my old load center.
I know it will take 30Amps breaker and electrical cord but what is Amps or let's say Wattage? Thank you null

GE Answers · Accepted Answer

Hi - Thanks for considering GE! Heater is 4500W, washer motor is 350W; dryer motor is 430W (full load) or 165 W (no load); total load (4500+350+430) = 5280W or 5.280 KW.  This appliance should be connected to an
individual, properly-grounded branch circuit with 240V or 208V
single-phase 60 Hz electrical service and should be protected by
30-amp time-delay fuses or circuit breakers KW Rating per voltage
(240/208). This appliance is manufactured with neutral connected to
the frame. Power cord is sold separately. Keep in touch at GEAppliances.com. Sue

“What would be Amperage at nameplate? If I buy this combo unit I am not sure I will have enough "juice" at my old load center. I know it will take 30Amps breaker and electrical cord but what is Amps or let's say Wattage? Thank you”

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