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Appliance energy use

Estimate the electricity use and running cost of an appliance from wattage and hours.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Monthly energy use

90 kWh

Daily energy3 kWh
Monthly cost$15.30
Annual energy1,080 kWh
Annual cost$183.60

Estimate uses rated wattage and assumes steady draw. Cycling, standby mode and voltage differences can reduce real consumption.

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What does this tool do?

The kWh figure on a bill is power multiplied by time. This calculator converts rated watts and daily runtime into monthly energy, cost and annual consumption.

The Formula

kWh = Watts × Hours ÷ 1,000; Cost = kWh × Electricity rate

Frequently Asked Questions

Does rated wattage reflect real use?

The label shows maximum draw. Appliances that cycle, such as fridges and ovens, average less than the rating, so treat the result as an upper estimate.

How do I find my electricity rate?

Divide the total bill by the kWh used on the same bill. That gives an all-in rate including fixed charges, which is usually higher than the advertised supply rate.