The larger installed A/C is rated:
2 ton, 22,700 BTU/h, 230 volts, 60 hertz, 2,000 watts, 9.6 amps.
The smaller A/C now installed:
1 ton 12,000 BTU/h, 230 volts, 60 hertz, 1000 watts, 4.5 amps
We have three 10-gallon electric water heaters (hardly ever used around here-never in summer when the A/C is needed):
220 volts, 60 hertz, 3,700 watts, 16.8 amps
Two ceiling fans installed (two more waiting in boxes), two small refrigerators, one-mini freezer, washer and gas dryer, two room fans, DVR/four security cameras (always on record mode). Most of the lamps are 10 or 20 watt. Then you have the occasional vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, lap tops, modem, microwave, and a couple of televisions, small boom box. Then a small pump run from time to time used to extricate water from the below ground water storage tank. Did I forget anything? Without electricity here, we are dead in the water.
At the end of the following video (minute 3:55) you can see some of the power generation here. There is also one of the largest solar panel arrays in Latin America to supplement the fuel oil power generators.