Home Electrical Appliances Wattage and their Power Consumption

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Home Electrical Appliances

Wattage

No. of Hours for 1 Unit Consumption

Compact Fluorescent Lamp

15 Watt

66.4 Hours

Incandescent Lamp

60 Watt

16.14 Hours

Fluorescent Lamp

40 Watt

18.11 Hours

Ceiling Fan

60 Watt

16.40 Hours

Refrigerator165 Litr

100 Watt

10 Hours

Freezer

150-300 Watt

3.75 to 7.5 Hours

Mixer Grinder

450 Watt

2u.13 Hours

Washing Machine

325 Watt

3 Hours

Electric Iron Box

750 Watt

1.25 Hours

Water Pump

750 Watt

1.25 Hours

Motor – 1 horse power

1000 Watt

1 Hour

Vacuum Cleaner

750 Watt

1.25 Hours

Television

100 Watt

10 Hours

Tape Recorder

20 Watt

50 Hours

Video Player

40 Watt

25 Hours

Microwave

600-1200 Watt

50 to 100 Minutes

Computer with LCD

80 Watt

12.50 Hours

Computer with Monitor

120 Watt

8.25 Hours

Laptop Charging

65-120 Watt

15.5 to 8.25 Hours

Scanner

10 Watt

100 Hours

Mobile Charger

5 Watt

200 Hours

Internet Modem

8 Watt

180 Hours

Electric Heater

1500-3000 Watt

20 to 40 Minutes

Air Conditioner – One & half Ton

1500 Watt

40 Minutes

A.C – 1 Ton

1000 Watt

1 Hour









































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