List of the Power Consumption of Typical Household Appliances

How can I get all this low what appliances?
On 15th July 2019

Some of these are ridiculously low. Ie vacuum cleaner. Mine is 1400 but start up surge is enough to overload a 2.1kw generator unless everything else even my 8.5 watt led lightbulbs are switched off. It's mid range power wise, powerful ones are around 2000watts. Ive never seen an air conditioner that uses less than 2500 - 3000 watts often more and that's constant not starting draw. I have a small microwave that's 750 watt and I have to increase recommended cooking time for average is power is round 900-1100. All my examples are close to new or new appliances. Where can I buy a 200 watt vacuum? Lol
On 2nd July 2019

Hi Dennis, We are often making updates and corrections so a PDF would quickly become out of date.
By Daft Logic on 23rd June 2019

Please why don't you make it PDF so that we can download it
By Dennis on 23rd June 2019

Mobile battery waat rating
By Sonu sN on 11th June 2019

nice.
By 123456789 on 24th May 2019

Tnx
On 7th May 2019

Thanks for useful contents
By Mohan singh on 13th April 2019

very helpful
On 24th March 2019

Can You add wall fan and school air-conditioner as soon as possible. Thank You!
On 17th March 2019

We run our office computers on solar electric, using low-power Portwell motherboards and survived a 13-day mains failure in a sunny period in December 2018. I added two solar panels, and am trying to run my medium size fridge on a sem-cloudy day today, following messenger power company failures. Gaborone, Botswana
By David Young on 16th February 2019

Thanks for the information
By Jack on 25th January 2019

I want to total Power Req On 9 celling fan / 51 Desktop / 51 Lights / 2 ton Ac 2nos how man re Wattas

On 17th January 2019

Now there are 12 volt appliances like 12v fridge, 12v freezer, 12v kettle, 12v hot plate stove, 12v dry iron with spray, 12v plasma TV (rechargeable), 12v sound systems (rechargeable), 12v hair dryer, 12v hair straightener, 12v led bulbs and security lights etc which avoids the use of an inverter. The inverter requires it's own power to run before it steps up power to run 220v appliances and has limitations depending how many watts the inverter is.
By Austin Menzi Moyo Snr on 27th December 2018

Hi, can you give an example (make & model) of a water purifier please?
By Daft Logic on 19th December 2018

can you add a water purifier please
thanks

On 18th December 2018

Thanks for the feedback matilda. We are looking to add more and even a form to allow others to request to add/modify entires.
By Daft Logic on 18th October 2018

could you please add some more appiance im curiouse about a lot ;)
By matilda on 16th October 2018

Hi Brunis, do you have any examples? We are keen to reduce mistakes.
By Daft Logic on 3rd October 2018

I found your numbers outrageously high, i was looking for a date to confirm it was old non standards compliant equipment.
By Brunis on 3rd October 2018

Thank You. I found it helpful
On 7th September 2018

thank you

On 10th August 2018

Awesome! Thank you so much I have just received an 800$ power bill I have something to show my husband!!!!!!!
By JEWELZ on 12th July 2018

Inverter kitna watt consume karta hai
By Bhushan on 5th July 2018

Gizzmo, it applies to appliances no mater where they are.
By Daft Logic on 20th June 2018

Is this chart for use with UK appliance's

Gizmo on 20th June 2018
By Gizzmo on 20th June 2018

Found it very usefull when buying my first Portable Inverter generator, which will allow me to power all of my home Observatory electrical equipment
By Green Dragon { U.K. } on 10th June 2018

Water Dispenser has been added
By Daft Logic on 13th April 2018

What about water dispenser
By Pradeep Joshi on 12th April 2018

this house doesn't have fridge

By aa on 13th March 2018

30 out of 627 comments shown. See all comments.

Add your own comment below and let others know what you think: