what is energy consumption on this?
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I confirm first post: Low: 90W, Medium: 145W, and High for me was 181W. It's a gas-guzzler for sure. :)
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��Low = 50 Watts ��Medium = 120 Watts ��High = 170 Watts Leaving this purifier on the high rating 24 hours a day will cost the same as leaving on two non-energy saving light bulbsThere was no noticable increase in my electric bill over a month of usage.
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The other answer is either wrong, his filter is extremely dirty, or the manufacture lies. I began measuring the power draw when I noticed my bedroom was warmer after coming home with it running on high all day when the the door was shut. Power Draw Week 1: Low: 90 W Medium: 145 W High: 189 W Power Draw on 4th Week Low: 89 W Medium: 143 W High: 185 W Power draw will continue to decrease as less air is able to pass through the filter. With less air to move, less power is consumed. With a Beach Towel wrapped around it, the 4th Week Power Draw becomes: Low: 85 W Medium: 129 W High: 173 W Some reviewers mentioned the fan gets louder as it gets older and it begins to vibrate and make a faint buffeting sound. It does that if you wrap a towel around it too, so it's likely an indication to clean the filter
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The unit itself has no power-consumption rating that I can see. If I had to guess, I'd say it consumes probably as much power as a night-light, or less. The unit itself is basically a volt/amp meter coupled with a display - none of these are power-hungry components.
60065
It is battery powered. (Sorry I had to delete previous answer accidentally posted using our office account.)
1933805
Power consumption 310W / 3.0A Standard plughttp://www.sunpentown.com/sd30pidewien1.html
2100554
I don't know about the total power consumption-it uses our regular 120v outlet in our bathroom. Have not noticed any increase in the electric bill...
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No power consumption is given - it is a very bright array of LED's (28!) - almost too bright for my purpose of a key-board light - almost like a small desk lamp.So, based on brightness alone, it is not the lowest one out there for low power. Good light source however -
712568
Hi Martin, here the technical info: Power Consumption: Variable from 0.7- 2.5 Amps (12V DC) - Power Source: 12V/24V DC / 110V AC
727366
My owners manual states that the power consumption is 35 to 80 watts depending on which fan setting is used.
414157
I'm not sure what the power consumption is. I don't think there is a fan. I can feel the vibration of the disk spinning but it is so quite I don't think there is a fan. Cool to the touch so no heat issues. Much quieter than external HD I've had. It just is there running in the background... not noticeable at all
2157902
Sorry, I don't know Watt consumption, but you can probably find the answer the the Manufacturer website.
1333691
Too much. Its a decoration now. I don't use it. I got it to cut down on my electric heat costs but it went up after I started using it.
1263496
Not much ... but I can't tell you exactly. Its computer probably uses a little all the time. It runs a little fan when it is making heat and for about 10 seconds afterwards. It depends on how much you use it, obviously. On the plus side, it adapts its heat to the temp of incoming water, so you can use solar to preheat and reduce LP consumption. It's a great heater, and while we're on the grid, we produce most of our own electricity "on house" and are very sparing ... and we use TKjrs on all our units.
698954
Unfortunately, I'm not sure. I hard-wired it as I'm using it as a machine light at work.It is an LED, so I would imagine that battery consumption is efficient.
1061896
Just a 110 plug in. I have run mine for over a year and I don't really notice an increase in power useage.
1311939
I can't say for sure, but it stands to reason that this would be the maximum power consumption if for no other reason than a safety issue. I've had two of these running in my house since July 3, and haven't noticed a marked increase in my power bill. I leave them on automatic and they run on the low (very quite) speed until the sensor detects dust or what ever in the air then they ramp up the speed. Depending upon how much dirt is present, they usually don't stay at med or hi speed very long. The only thing I don't like about these units is the pretty blue lighted ring that changes from blue to purple to red depending on the amount of dirt present. I use one in the bedroom at night locked on medium speed for the white noise it puts out and I had to rig up a cover over the blue ring because in a dark room it is very bright.
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Your question cannot be answered without more details. Energy consumption is measured in Kilo Watt hours. Power is measured in Watts or KiloWatts. If your house uses 1800 Kilowatt hours in a month, you average about 60 Kilowatts per day, or 2.5 Kilowatts average power. This particular wind turbine is much too small, since at it's maximum it only produces 1 Kilowatt. MIT Engineer
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Lit. in pkg says Power Consumption of 35 W, incl. a 7 Amp fuse..5 foot power cord.. Automatic shut to avoid overheating-maintains temp of 110-120 deg.F..