How many kilowatts of electricity can a general store withstand?

General stores should consider the power supply area, power supply facilities, types and power of electrical equipment when designing power load. Therefore, the electricity consumption that shops in different regions and different sizes can bear may be different.

Generally speaking, the electricity load standard of shops is determined according to their area and use. In China, the electricity load standard of shops is usually about 300-500 watts per square meter. Therefore, a 100 square meter shop can probably bear 30-50 kilowatts of electricity consumption.

However, it should be noted that if the power of electrical equipment in the store is too large, such as air conditioners, heaters, ovens and many other high-power equipment, it may still lead to circuit overload or electrical damage. Therefore, when designing and using, stores should make reasonable electricity consumption planning and safety management according to the actual situation.