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Which are resistive loads & which are inductive loads of the following loads ? And, how to calc. output power?

Which are resistive loads & which one are inductive loads : Refrigerator, Split air conditioner, ceiling fans, well pump, fluoresecent bulbs, T.V, CRT Monitors, Adsl Routers, C.P.U, Printers, Deep Freezers, Speakers, DVD Players, Microwave oven etc. ?

Output Power for these Appliances Would be same like this :
P = V * A * P.F

Or would be changed ?

thanks

 For an a-c load:

   The Real Power Dissipated = (V) • (i) • (PF)

 Motor loads have an inductive component and so their PF< 1.
 Loads like refrigerators and air conditioners have compressor motors,
 as well as fans and usually pumps.

 Without looking at the design specs you can't accurately know what the PF is
 unless you measure the phase shift between the current and voltage.
 Some hugh inductive loads (usually commercial/industrial motors) are even
 compensated for with a capacitor to raise the PF (the electric companies
 love it when this is done).

 The easiest way to tell what the REAL power dissipated in a load is to
 buy a wattmeter. Some plug-into an outlet and have output receptacle(s)
 [or outlet(s)] , so whatever you plug-into it , then the wattmeter will tell you the
 real power component; and that is what you pay for.

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