Household electrical appliances and their power consumption
Household Electrical Appliances and Their Power Consumption – A Complete Guide
Our homes are full of electrical appliances, and each one consumes a certain amount of power. Knowing the wattage of these devices helps us manage our energy use wisely, save money on electricity bills, and contribute to energy conservation.
๐ Why is it important to know the wattage?
- Electricity bills are calculated in units (kWh).
- 1 Unit = 1000 watts × 1 hour.
- By knowing the wattage, we can estimate daily, monthly, and yearly consumption of each appliance.
๐ Common Household Appliances and Their Power Usage
Appliance | Average Power (Watt) |
---|---|
๐ก LED Bulb | 9W |
๐ Ceiling Fan | 70W |
๐ฆ LED Tube Light | 18W |
๐บ LED TV | 100W |
๐ง Refrigerator | 200W |
๐ฅค Mixer Grinder | 500W |
๐ Electric Iron | 1000W |
๐ฌ️ Exhaust Fan | 250W |
๐งบ Washing Machine | 500W |
๐ฒ Microwave Oven | 1200W |
☕ Electric Kettle | 1500W |
๐ฅ Room Heater | 2000W |
❄️ Air Conditioner | 1500W |
๐ป Laptop | 65W |
๐ Mobile Charger | 10W |
๐ฅ️ Desktop Computer | 200W |
๐ฆ Water Pump | 750W |
๐ฟ Water Heater/Geyser | 2000W |
๐ Toaster | 800W |
๐จ Hair Dryer | 1200W |
๐ก Tips for Saving Electricity
- Replace old bulbs with LED bulbs – they save up to 80% energy.
- Service appliances like refrigerators and ACs regularly for efficiency.
- Use washing machines only with full loads.
- Choose star-rated appliances to reduce power consumption.
- Turn off appliances completely instead of leaving them on standby mode.
✅ Conclusion
By being aware of the power consumption of common household appliances, you can:
- Lower your electricity bills
- Save energy
- Help protect the environment ๐
๐ Next time you purchase a new appliance, check its wattage and star rating for smarter choices.
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