Ceiling Fan Power Consumption Calculation, Power Saving Tips

Ceiling Fan Power consumption calculator:

Enter the total number of operating hours of your ceiling fan, wattage and the per-unit cost. Then press the calculate button to get the power consumption per day, electricity bill per hour, per day, per month and per year.

Ceiling Fan Power Consumption:

Ceiling fan is available from 32 watts to 120 Watts depending upon the size and number of blades. The ceiling fan size is available from 400 mm to 1200 mm and the speed from 300 rpm to 2800 rpm. i.e Usha ENERGIA 32 fan consumes 32 Watts for the sweep size of 1200mm. This is the lowest power consumption ceiling fan.

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Let we calculate the ceiling fan power consumption based on the different manufacturer.

Ceiling fan power consumption calculation:

Look at the table of usha ceiling fan power consumption in wattage.

Example:

Usha 1200 mm (50 inch) sweep ceiling fan consumes 52 watts. It means the ceiling fan consumes 52 watts per hour, 1.3 kWh per day, 37.44 kWh per month and 455 kWh per year.

By considering per unit cost as ₹ 3.00 means, daily you have to spent ₹ 3.7, monthly ₹ 112, yearly ₹ 1347.8.

Bajaj Ceiling Fan Wattage:

Crompton Ceiling Fan Power consumption:

Havells Fan Watts:

Tips to Save Power Consumption:

• Switch off the fan under cold condition
• Use Electronics regulator instead of resistance regulator. By that way, we can save 10% of the power
• Use BLDC fan which is 50% efficient than old induction motor ceiling fan.
• Replace the capacitor when the speed is lesser.
• Buy copper coil winding instant of aluminium winding.
• Look at the above table, the power consumption of the shorter wings is higher than the longer length. Hence always go for higher sweep size fan to save energy.