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| 12000 BTU Air conditioning unit (on cooling) || 5 minutes || 5 W (standby), 60 W (high fan), 1060W (powered on) || 100-300 kWh || Full power load reached in 5 minutes | | 12000 BTU Air conditioning unit (on cooling) || 5 minutes || 5 W (standby), 60 W (high fan), 1060W (powered on) || 100-300 kWh || Full power load reached in 5 minutes | ||
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| 300l Refrigerator (Freezer set at -18 Degrees Celsius) || 5 minutes || <1 W (standby), 100-300 W (powered on) || 36-72 kWh || Temperature lowered from normal to trigger start compressor | | 300l Refrigerator (Freezer set at -18 Degrees Celsius) || 5 minutes || <1 W (standby), 100-300 W (powered on) || 36-72 kWh || Temperature must be lowered from normal to trigger start compressor | ||
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| Cooking machine || 5 minutes || <1 W (standby), 40 W (high fan), 2000 W (oven), 1500 W (grill), 1000 W (large/fast burner), 800 W (medium burner), 600 W (small burner) || 10-70 kW/h || No comment | | Cooking machine || 5 minutes || <1 W (standby), 40 W (high fan), 2000 W (oven), 1500 W (grill), 1000 W (large/fast burner), 800 W (medium burner), 600 W (small burner) || 10-70 kW/h || No comment | ||