Chuck:
I would check out the webpage www.apcc.com.  APC has a nice wizard
that will size an Uninteruptable power supply (UPS).  This will help you
size your power panel.  Think about 110 to 160 watts per PC, (one of mine
sized out at 80!), 400 or so for the server, and a whole lot for the printers.
Keep in mind anything else that may go into a surge suppressor,
switches, hubs, routers, external tape or cdrom's, zip drives, modems,
and scanners, monitor and keyboard A/B switches, etc.
I think it is time to call the electricians.
Tom Turak

At 10:00 PM 7/28/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi,
 I'm setting up a 28 workstation computer lab at my school in a classroom that
>has two 20 amp circuits.  The computers will be 200w P166's, and the lab
>will also house a PII server, HP 4000 printer, HP 870 printer, LCD projector
>and a good floor fan
>    Are we going to be in trouble if we don't increase the circuits and
>wiring to that room?
>
>chuck finnigan
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