When designing the electricity consumption load of an average store, factors such as the power supply area where it is located, the condition of the power supply facilities, and the type and power of the electricity equipment should be taken into consideration. Therefore, the power consumption that stores in different areas and of different sizes can withstand may be different.

Generally speaking, the electricity load standard for stores is determined according to their area and usage. In China, the electricity load standard for stores is usually about 300-500 watts per square meter. Therefore, a 100 square meter store can withstand about 30-50 kilowatts of electricity consumption.

But it should be noted that if the power consumption equipment in a store is too high, such as a large number of air-conditioners, heaters, ovens and other high-power equipment, it may still lead to overloading of circuits or damage to electrical appliances. Therefore, stores should be designed and used in accordance with the actual situation of reasonable electricity planning and safety management.