Help with power consumption of AV equipment

[Descartes]

Here is the Power Consumption from the equipment I am looking to get
- Projector: 420 Watts
- Processor: 107 Watts
- Blu-ray player: 42 Watts
- PS5: 63 Watts
- Apple TV: 4 Watts
- (2) Subwoofer: 400 Watts each = 800 Watts

My question is what amplifiers can I use that will allow me to have a 9.2.6 system on a single 15A breaker? I need two amplifiers.

- 8 Channel Class D amplifiers:

Maximum is 1750 Watts for a 15 amp breaker at 110 volt probably safely 1500 Watts

 

[MacCali]

Here is the Power Consumption from the equipment I am looking to get
- Projector: 420 Watts
- Processor: 107 Watts
- Blu-ray player: 42 Watts
- PS5: 63 Watts
- Apple TV: 4 Watts
- (2) Subwoofer: 400 Watts each = 800 Watts

My question is what amplifiers can I use that will allow me to have a 9.2.6 system on a single 15A breaker? I need two amplifiers.

- 8 Channel Class D amplifiers:

Maximum is 1750 Watts for a 15 amp breaker at 110 volt probably safely 1500 Watts

I would buy a 50 ft 10 gauge extension cord. Two if I have too. Or build it yourself. Whatever is cheaper if you can DIY.

10 gauge maybe huge, but the longer the run the less likely you are to get the same power out of the plug at the end of the extension vs the wall direct

 

[Descartes]

I would buy a 50 ft 10 gauge extension cord. Two if I have too. Or build it yourself. Whatever is cheaper if you can DIY.

10 gauge maybe huge, but the longer the run the less likely you are to get the same power out of the plug at the end of the extension vs the wall direct

And do what with these cords use external power outlets?

 

[MacCali]

And do what with these cords use external power outlets?

Hmmmm, not sure what you mean. I am saying if you have limited power outlets in one room go to another using a different breaker.

In my theater room I got a window AC, if I run all my electronics plus the AC it trips the breaker and everything shuts off. So I ran a cable from my living room to my room so I can run it with no issues. My room has three sets of plugs but it’s all on one breaker or whatever the proper term maybe.

Sorry if I am misunderstanding your question or providing the incorrect solution.

 

[Descartes]

Hmmmm, not sure what you mean. I am saying if you have limited power outlets in one room go to another using a different breaker.

In my theater room I got a window AC, if I run all my electronics plus the AC it trips the breaker and everything shuts off. So I ran a cable from my living room to my room so I can run it with no issues. My room has three sets of plugs but it’s all on one breaker or whatever the proper term maybe.

Sorry if I am misunderstanding your question or providing the incorrect solution.

Amplifiers should be plugged straight into the wall. I don’t see myself running a 50 feet extension cord through ouf the house to plug in my electronic equipment. Talk about fire hazards!!

 

[Descartes]

Hmmmm, not sure what you mean. I am saying if you have limited power outlets in one room go to another using a different breaker.

In my theater room I got a window AC, if I run all my electronics plus the AC it trips the breaker and everything shuts off. So I ran a cable from my living room to my room so I can run it with no issues. My room has three sets of plugs but it’s all on one breaker or whatever the proper term maybe.

Sorry if I am misunderstanding your question or providing the incorrect solution.

If that’s feasible yes unfortunately for me that won’t work