Common Home Appliances

Refrigerator

Refrigerator

A refrigerator is one of the most essential and continuously running appliances in every household. It contributes significantly to overall electricity consumption.

TV

TV

Televisions are common household appliances with relatively low to moderate power consumption, depending on their size, display type, and technology.

Air Conditioner

Air Conditioner

Air conditioners are among the highest power-consuming appliances in homes, especially during summer. Sometimes, they also increase power peaks.

Washing Machine

Washing Machine

Washing machines are moderately power-consuming appliances. Their electricity usage depends on the type of machine and wash cycle time.

Appliance Energy Use & Optimization

Appliance Typical Power (W) Optimization Tips
Fan 75 Use during hot hours only; consider energy-efficient models.
Light 40 Switch to LED bulbs; turn off when not needed.
Refrigerator 150 Keep coils clean; set temperature efficiently.
TV 100 Use energy-saving mode; unplug when not in use.
Air Conditioner 1500 Use at optimal temp (24–26°C); clean filters regularly.
Washing Machine 500 Run full loads; use cold water if possible.
Water Pump 750 Fix leaks; use only when required.
Computer 200 Enable power-saving settings; shut down when idle.
General Tips:
- Use appliances during off-peak hours.
- Invest in energy-efficient rated devices (BEE star rating).
- Monitor monthly usage to track savings.