May i know the voltage or power consumption on electrical equipments we use?

@engg4world-KlW6QI • Oct 25, 2024

Oct 25, 2024

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May i know the voltage or power consumption rates on electrical equipments we use in our homes? How one can make out or on what factor v can say that this equipment comsumes more power or this does not.

Here i listed out few equipments plz give me the consumed voltage or power on each thing:-
fans(ceiling), iron box, refrigerator, Washing Machine,Tube lights 😁

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gohm

@gohm-F3UUpP • Mar 18, 2009

Um, that depends on the model and the manufacture(volt & amp). Most items have either a nameplate or nema info to tell you this. Also consult your o & m.
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ashuashi

@ashuashi-Z4179a • Mar 18, 2009

engg4world
May i know the voltage or power consumption rates on electrical equipments we use in our homes? How one can make out or on what factor v can say that this equipment comsumes more power or this does not.

Here i listed out few equipments plz give me the consumed voltage or power on each thing:-
fans(ceiling), iron box, refrigerator, Washing Machine,Tube lights 😁
Hi,

The power consumption depends on the capacity and the time period an equipment is used for. You pay electricity bill for the units consumed in a period - say a month.

Now what is 1 Unit - It is equal to 1 KWh or 1000 watts on power for an hour.

The equipments you mentioned above will consume different amount of power, but will all depend on its rating (will be on its no. plate)

Let me give you some figures for each

1. Ceiling Fan - 60 Watts - 90 Watts each

2. Iron Box - 800 Watts - 1500 Watts - check the rating with yours

3. Refrigerator - 750 Watts - 1200 Watts - check the rating with yours. Further the refrigerator consumes less when its compressor is OFF.

4. Washing M/C - 350 - 500 Watts

5. Tube light - 40 Watts.

Now calculate your own load, total individual time for they are used daily. Calculate the approx units consumed in a month. 😎

Post your findings with any other query ... if any ;-)
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Ashraf HZ

@Ash • Mar 18, 2009

Nice info, ashuashi!
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ashuashi

@ashuashi-Z4179a • Mar 18, 2009

Thanks buddy... ;-)
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engg4world

@engg4world-KlW6QI • Mar 19, 2009

Thankyou very much. u did it great man. Thanks once again.
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aj_onduty

@aj-onduty-BvuwMK • Aug 27, 2010

@ashuashi

Nice work . Really informative info...
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