How to Calculate Running Costs of Electrical Appliances | Smarter Living Series

[@FloridaSalon]

Thank you!

[@aggiepaggie8381]

This has been such a helpful video, thank you, I have a question. If a heater says 2000w =2kwh, the heater has different heat settings, is the 2000w based on the maximum heat setting? Or is my understanding of this off?

[@OldManPaxusYT]

VERY WELL MADE TUTORIAL VID! SHORT, to the POINT! ^Take note KZbinrs who make tutorial vids! ^ Comment for your algorithm! + 👍'd

[@lis819]

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[@visualsnow6233]

Thank you 🙂

[@kody_Pizza2]

to be sure is it always divide by 1000? For example, if my device uses 120w. 120w/1000 = 0.12kw. In my case 0.12 x $0.07kwh = $0.0084 per hour. $0.0084 x 24 hours per day = $0.2016 per day for total cost. Is this the correct calculation? 🙂

[@pinkroses135]

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