Thursday, January 28, 2010

Pedestal Fan Electricity Usage How Much Electricity Does An Electric Fan Use?

How much electricity does an electric fan use? - pedestal fan electricity usage

When it gets warmer here in the UK, I was asked if anyone knew how much it had cost to run a fan for an hour.

Thank you!

3 comments:

The Troll Destroyer said...

It is widely used an oven that uses more

N a e said...

Fan base usually with a rated power from 40 to 80 watts coming.
Found on the nameplate on the back of the fan
Note that this provides a maximum power required for maximum speed.
Pedestal fans are ususally in 3 speeds, select the desired speed run in them.
Assuming he is assuming a fan of 80 watts, the average consumption of 50 watt-hours per operating hour (you are) not at full speed.
used at full capacity all the time, which consumes 80 watts per hour.
7p/kWh and estimated costs. The cost is as follows:
3.5p per hour average speed
5.6p per hour processor clock

E S said...

to see the best measure of its power from any device, how fast it is the wheel to go outside. Having a partner to know the phone with ya and leave when we begin to count (if you turn on, of course)
The active person, then television and the recording time, and the person in the outdoor, starts to count turns of the wheel, cut the bill within 30 seconds, compared with other devices, and you might have a good idea in this way.
So what we do. Fans (), small motors, as much energy as running 2 M. coffee.
10 fans use the same function as a small air conditioning, because the complete data, a bridge
I think your question is about 30 cents,,,, depends on the cost of those payments as well.

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