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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.
| Appliance | Typical watts | Units / month | Cost / month at ₹7 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ceiling fan, 12 h/day | 75 W | 27 | ₹189 |
| BLDC fan, 12 h/day | 28 W | 10 | ₹71 |
| LED TV 43", 5 h/day | 100 W | 15 | ₹105 |
| Refrigerator, 24 h | 150 W avg | 108 | ₹756 |
| Geyser 2 kW, 30 min/day | 2,000 W | 30 | ₹210 |
| 1.5 ton inverter AC, 8 h/day | 1,500 W avg | 360 | ₹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.
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