Ditto on Thomas's comment. You don't size capacity by electrical measurements. Calculate by manufacturer's information that are given in the model number. Please post the model number and we can/may be able to tell you the tonnage/capacity.
Posted on Aug 20, 2017
You don't. Obviously the higher the locked rotor amps the larger the compressor the larger the unit. What's the model number?
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: what is LRA in compressor. whether LRA is used to
LRA is Lock rotor amps.
It is according to compressor capacity.
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10 ton compressor
Actually I'm not positive about that I'm sorry.
The only thing I found is the inlet is 1 3/38, outlet 7/8. Need model number of unit it came out of.
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