QUOTE(hendry91 @ Aug 20 2020, 10:38 PM)
The A referring to amps?
150 watts = 1.25 amps?
So when I buy the fan, I just need to make sure it is below 2A, then it can be use?
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Fubar20 said, A is Ampere
Power (Watts) = Voltage (V) x Current (A).
So for 150W load A = 150W/240V = 0.625A
However for inductive load (anything with motor winding) such as ceiling fan:
Power (W) = PF (Power Factor) x Voltage (V) x Current (A). Typical power factor for ceiling fan is between 0.5 to 0.7 (lower PF means less efficient).
For PF= 0.7A = 150/(0.7 x 240) = 0.893A
For PF= 0.5A = 150/(0.5 x 240) = 1.25A
Usually you can see power rating and PF on the ceiling fan sticker. Ceiling fan is usually around 75W only, way less than 2A