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Appliance Power Consumption & Electricity Cost Calculator

Free tool · Updated October 2, 2026 · By CouponTalk

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Units (kWh) = watts × hours used ÷ 1,000. A 1,500 W geyser used 30 minutes a day uses 0.75 units a day, or about 22.5 units a month, which costs about ₹158 at ₹7 per unit. ACs and fridges cycle on and off, so their real use is usually 50–80% of the rated wattage.

How to use this calculator

  1. Pick an appliance or enter custom watts from its label.
  2. Enter hours used per day and how many you have.
  3. Enter the per-unit rate from your electricity bill.

Reference table

Typical monthly electricity use (30 days)
ApplianceTypical wattsUnits / monthCost / month at ₹7
Ceiling fan, 12 h/day75 W27₹189
BLDC fan, 12 h/day28 W10₹71
LED TV 43", 5 h/day100 W15₹105
Refrigerator, 24 h150 W avg108₹756
Geyser 2 kW, 30 min/day2,000 W30₹210
1.5 ton inverter AC, 8 h/day1,500 W avg360₹2,520

These are typical figures for Indian homes. Check the product spec sheet, and ask an electrician or installer before you buy or fit anything.

Frequently asked questions

How many units does a 1.5 ton AC use per hour?
A 1.5 ton inverter AC typically uses about 1–1.5 units an hour once the room is cool, more on very hot days. A 5-star model uses less than a 3-star.
How do I reduce my electricity bill?
Switch to BLDC fans and LED lighting, set the AC at 24–26°C, use geyser timers and choose 5-star rated appliances.

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