Power Consumption of Typical Household Appliances | Prof. Asokan S | PHCET

[@shreyanssable]

MES e-learning made complex learning easier. Prof. Explained electric energy consumption very well in layman's language. Personally I liked the screen sharing and mordernise presentation. No lockdown for learning with advanced techniques.

[@babugeorge984]

If the charger is switched off while plugged in does it consume any electricity? Your explanation of energy consumption is absolutely lucid, which anyone can understand. Keep up the good work.

[@irshadahmedsyed]

😄 You mean if the socket switch is off does it consume energy? No it will not but it will be consuming when charger is in socket and switch is ON..

[@ssr72]

Quality of presentation is amazing... hats off professor for simple and clear explanation 🙏

[@nisarahmedhussain3837]

Great technology for using for teaching in digital board excellent, and explanation is very very good thank you.

[@mdfaizan82328]

impeccable! Extraordinary. My many doubt clear in a single video that I searching for a months. Bonus one is also very helpful about fridge and mobile charger. Thank you!

[@nagavenkataganapathireddyk3777]

I am working electrician 30years but calculate ruff estimating , you're table make me perfect know ,so thanks brother ,God bless you,

[@mosesgladson]

Great! Simple explanation about energy consumption and how to calculate monthly electricity bill. Keep posting such useful explainer videos.

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[@zuleymaisidoromiranda4690]

My comment on the following video is directed at the way the gentleman talks about how to measure how much head it takes to melt ice per hour. I do not know, but this video seems to be aimed at people who live in an apartment, not in a house or even in a caravan. It is very simple way he taught to calculate the electricity consumed by us. His presentation is also good and he wrote the figures without disturbing the viewers, this is good. Finally, the calculations obtained through the formulas provided are a bit complicated for me to understand because the information changes at some points, so I define that the video gives very good information. In conclusion it is a great video where it explains well the topic of electrical energy calculation.

[@Sahadev1845]

The way you explained it's very interesting to keep watching

[@harikrishnan6762]

Such a great example for every Electrical technician and Engineers

[@akashdeepsharma7796]

For house hold also

[@mallanageswararao5709]

Very good. . Your explanation was very flexible and easy to understand by common person . Very important t and useful task. Thank you.

[@pauldevadanam4407]

very nice presentation sir...especially the board ur used is very clear and looking nice

[@srinivaschaskar8281]

Mr. Asokan , Your expertise is your ease and make people understand without making subject matter uncomplicated. I am very much thankful to you for acquiring knowledge. You must be on board of MSEB for customer grievances.

[@asokanselvaraj5413]

Thank you sir

[@maniish2165]

Thank you for explaining. I had never bothered to learn about how much power we consume and how it is calculated. Today I learnt it. Thank you for the information.

[@artstudent6849]

Wow, he is writing backwards! And really clear explanation that i was looking for for a long time.

[@user-xb7ld2sv1g]

Excellent Prof! Understanding simplified in a layman language, thanks

[@NanaoMeitei]

Omg😂.. at the last minute of the lecture, the 'charger idea' is very new to me.. just after listening the lecture. I checked mine and plug-out the charger that is not in use😄😃. Thanks for the valuable information.

[@prasanthpk3489]

Explained so simply... Thank you Prof. Solved my doubts.

[@cinthiacocinomtz.612]

I thought it was a great explanation, I think it is important to know the electrical consumption of our devices since it can help us to know which devices consume more energy, what our consumption habits are, control the consumption of light and optimize the use of electrical energy to save on the electricity bill.

[@martinchibuye5245]

You're a very good teacher. Please continue your excellent work 🙏

[@taher786...]

Very helpful, even the last part about chargers.

[@luisarmandomarintomas7256]

Thanks a lot Prof. Ashokan very simple way you taught to calculate electricity consumed by us. Your presentation is also good and you wrote the figures without disturbing viewers, I liked this. Namaste God Bless You.

[@malleswararaomettairts7270]

Very good narration. I have searched many channel but this transparent analysis I could not any where. Thank you very much

[@edwardciaia3448]

400 kwh/m leaves a lot of room to improve the energy efficiency of a house. My house uses 250 Kwh/m now and the target is 100 Kw/m. Cool presentation!

[@iamasmurf1122]

this is all theoretical have a look at the chart he states this is power for one month , who uses a washing machine for only 1 hour a month or a fridge for 8 hours ? the answer is he is demonstrating it how to calculate it so the amount he got was not real , a single household with one person will use around 200 KW/m

[@naveenanandp]

​@@iamasmurf1122 ​​​@I am A smurf looks like you missed the part where he multiplied the per day energy consumption(12810) with 30(number of days in a month), this means he calculated for washing machine usage of 1 hour usage everyday for a month and fridge usage for 8hrs per day for whole month

[@miztatone918]

POV of your father explaining on why you can't touch the thermostat 😂 thanks though I got here trying to find the power consumption of average home appliances and you sir helped spot on.

[@kirenanand1]

Thank you sir, I had no idea how it energy consumption works, thanks for your time and sharing knowledge with us. It was very easy to understand.

[@asokanselvaraj5413]

welcome sir

[@satturmuruges]

Worthy tips!. Simple calculation of electric charge to pay!. Bro. Thank you.

[@shekarshekar3317]

Can tell which is best to save power 3star or 5star this in refrigerator and which best buy to save money in the way of electricity.........I wating for replay

[@mahendratiwari7531]

thank you ,the video was very interesting and iT was very attractive.Sir i hope u will make more videos like this.In last i want to say please continue making video like this.THANK YOU

[@asokanselvaraj5413]

sure sir, Thank you

[@santivnu]

Thanks for your crystal clear cut explanation 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 really i loved it 👍🏻 the presentation also very very extraordinary,,,z ultimate❤️❤️❤️

[@funandplay972]

Even uneducated people can understand very good explanation

[@ceciliapatrick7766]

Thanks for the very important information. Now one can plan our consumption and avoid unnecessary usages of Energy. Thanks Sir. for the very important information, God bless you and reward for the efforts and time spent on . John M Patrick.

[@manavbis6551]

Well explained sir.. Waise sir aap kon sa electronic board use kar rhe hai hme padane ke liye.. It's unique❤

[@aks3594]

Sir you are beautiful explainer Hats off

[@a.mannan7355]

Its useful information and explained in clear way. Good luck Prof. Ashok

[@livingstonefihla8640]

Thee best presentation to date on explaining electricity energy consumption. Thank you Sir.

[@kmpatel4318]

This calculation is very helpfull, while air conditioner buying time.

[@RamChandra-pv2ln]

I dnt understand last calculations pls tell me what is 3x100 what is 100 6.73X200 wht is 200 X 83 n what is 83

[@naveenanandp]

Total is 384.3 units, right? • 0 to 100 price is 3rs. So 100 * 3 • 101 to 300 price is 6.73. So what is 300 - 100? It's 200 right?. So 200 * 6.73. • remaining falls under 301 to 500. So 84.3 * 9.75

[@shivaraochandankeri906]

Very simple but very educative. Please bring more videos on the subject.

[@sunitharaj5677]

Explanation very interesting.. total calculated wrongly insert amount

[@dinurajp]

Very simple and powerful information in understanding presentation for all kind of people.

[@russellakm399]

@MES-e-learning can please tell us how you record your screen like that? That's epic. It will be interesting if you share

[@Desanesan]

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[@saadmohammad5758]

Its simple, write on a transparent glass screen with a marker and then 'mirror-flip' the video horizontally during editing

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[@pandakso3365]

@@saadmohammad5758 okay but how?

[@saadmohammad5758]

@@pandakso3365 take a marker, write on glass, record from the other side of the glass. Now start the editing process using a video editing software such as Premier Pro, look for the option to horizontally flip the video. After flipping, your video should now look like the one in this video.

[@arulpriya8219]

Brilliant explanation sir🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@aftabahmadahmad9]

Sir i like this video very much bcoz it's very very very important & knowledgeable.👌👌👌

[@rounakstanley]

Great video! Got everything that I came for.

[@pamulapativenkateswararedd1446]

EXCELLENT EXPLANATION .... THANK YOU VERY MUCH ENGINNER

[@asokanselvaraj5413]

Thank you

[@sayedzulquarnain9184]

Thanks for very simple calculat on electri bill great job

[@gsenthilkumar1]

Excellent explanation super sir.

[@islamicquiz9973]

Wow.. Good explanation

[@mannylugz5872]

One way to save money is to start using fans with DC motors instead of AC motors. It will consume only 12w compared to a typical AC motor fan consuming 40 to 60w.

[@devrajsharma8755]

Its amazing you write from ulta side and showing sidha side

[@38_enc_vinayaphonde3]

Sir I had one doubt that as you are saying refrigerator's compressor runs 8 hrs if we are using it for 24 hrs then likewise AC's compressor runs 10-15 minutes, 2-3 times per hour then if we are using AC for 5 hrs then it's compressor will run less time,.........right ? Then in the column of no. of hours AC's value will be less..... right ?

[@popoolarasheedolalekan9898]

This is absolutely impressive with a tempt of interest. Good job indeed.

[@jeevigharaviraaj2010]

Greet!!! My best wishes sir, RAVIRAAJ, Pondicherry

[@benbraceletspurple9108]

Important to learn to reduce energy consumption

[@poornipoorni3666]

It's Very useful needed tips for Every one to save power

[@kwadwopeasah5582]

Brilliant my brother 👍

[@Muzammil787]

Great explanation

[@kashmirdhillon7768]

Very good job thanks 🙏

[@abtarpahari6824]

sir you said at last that connecting a charger to the socket without charging devices will take 0.5 kwh .Is it true and same energy for all devices charger like laptop , mobile , or only of a mobile or of a laptop?

[@sheetalgnaik]

Thank you so much.. Very nice presentation.

[@ajarivas72]

Very nice.

[@nhlanhla7273]

Thank you for this presentation, very helpful. I see you did not include the electricity stove consumption ? It is thee highest consumer. Thanks

[@striker1245]

thank you for posting this video its rilly helped me

[@funnyvideo4961]

How do u write 384.30 kwhr Per hour kaise hoga bata Previously u mentioned in table random hours like 5,10,8,5,2,2 and so on....

[@rajmahuja]

Very Well Simplified and explained

[@victorhugonunoruiz6920]

The video itself explains more than anything else to know the power consumption of appliances, which is always the first step to save electricity, for example we started with a Samsung TV. But in itself the question of this is how to measure the energy consumption of all appliances that we might have at home as well as laptop, refrigerator, fan, etc.. Here we have used an example of electricity bill from Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co; explained by Prof. Asokan S.

[@ganapathi5904]

Usefull topics good sir.

[@praveensuresh6878]

Sir, hats off to you. Truly a great presentation👍, Regards

[@zaidqureshi270]

great video, depth knowledge about consumption and how easy to calculate

[@taesspochkah]

Omg thank you for the charger tip..

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[@haddock_76]

under which washing programme for the consumption of washing machine?? that is the missing point.. 20C 15 minutes vs 70C 2 hours ??

[@mekrajavel718]

Dear sir. Very nice explanation. I have one doubt regarding the small red LEDs (volatge=2.2 V). I did the parallel connection of 29 LEDs. How to calculate the total power consumption, sir? Thanks in Advance.

[@AQUEELANSARI-2010]

Super simple and easy way to calculate energy.

[@mallikaarjun223]

Better teaching and thank you for addressing

[@DSCMPINDIA]

Wonderful explanation. Very clear. Keep us updated with such informations. Thank you.

[@mohammednoormepurath2929]

good explanation, though i am from Bangalore..... still it helped me to understand how this energy consumption works...thanks once again...

[@tommobiles1943]

Good information 😊😊

[@irshadahmedsyed]

As Refrigerator considered as Duty cycle of 30% so shall we not consider AC also such Duty cylce as both uses compressor for cooling which works at certain period itself for maintaining cooling effect..

[@pravinkhalangre4655]

Perfect explanation and thank you :)

[@sadhamhussainkuthpudeen119]

Very useful tips for us and keep more post of pumping systems

[@vannapurampraveenkumar7489]

Clear explanation sir . Thank you

[@sachinmestry9107]

Explain in very simple way 👍👍👍

[@pradyneshtalole7074]

How do u write it from behind...how did u learn that...hats off sir

[@DrRamV]

Wonderful and clear presentation , Thanks . Dr Ram

[@ronachadwick7908]

A little hard to understand your accent at 1st but i persevered and i got it. Thnks

[@aiztoh]

now I am able to calculate the amount of power and see how much energy consumption is that am using. thank you, this will save me some from lockdown.

[@mrsrajininathan1990]

Thanks for sharing this informative video sir. I have a doubt that how much unit is consumed by the small red colour light indicates on the extension board (with multi plug) for 24hr? I'm from kerala.

[@RathanGospelSinger187]

Sir I don't understood Last step what's yours explained because We calculated total units of 384 but your multipled with 84units with price of 9.75 The price there shown 301-500 you told for example or approximately

[@pratikbhosale247]

Gr8 video sir..... understood everything about the light bill....sir plzz make video on the basic important things that every electrical engineer must know

[@manojmestry8964]

Great 👌👌👌Best ever explained...

[@KulbirSandhu03]

Watt unit is J/s, where did you account the sec and min multiplier (60x60) for watt hour? Plz help me understand...

[@engineeringmaniac9696]

Great Lecture. Appreciate your effort.

[@gohilak4714]

Thank you very much sir for video

[@shakeresco9305]

nice presentation is amazing, but My dear AC will not work continues for 5 hours, 1000w its includes the compressor load as well, compressor will not work continues for 5hr.

[@solamanssolamans4290]

Thanks brother you given a clear picture of current charges👍

[@babloovyas1080]

Thank you sir For explaining all these things in a very simple manner.

[@anjaneyulugundavarapu6108]

Most useful information sir thanks for your concern on people Electrycity education.Keep it up 👌👍🙏🙏

[@asokanselvaraj5413]

Thank you

[@hamzavictor2385]

very beautiful lesson, thank you

[@karthiknagarajan80]

Asokan Sirv, thanks for explaining the concepts from basics and giving simple explains to support the statements . A amazing teacher ....!!!

[@ataullahkhan.khan1716]

Hi sir Last one I'm not understand But I like your explanation very easy