Save electricity from refrigerators
Among the electrical appliances in the house, the refrigerator is the most power-consuming appliance. The reason is that the refrigerator needs to be plugged in 24/7, even when you are on a business trip or a long vacation. This makes many people think that there is no way to reduce the energy consumption of the refrigerator.
In fact, the refrigerator will consume more electricity if you frequently open the refrigerator door. When the temperature drops, the refrigerator will have to operate at full capacity, increasing the energy consumption.
Or if the refrigerator door seal is damaged or deformed, the door cannot be tightly closed, causing cold air leakage and increasing energy consumption. So if you find that the refrigerator seal is deformed, you should replace it early to save electricity.
At the same time, the refrigerator should be placed in a cool place, away from other heat sources. The reason is that if the temperature around the refrigerator is too high, it will also consume more energy.
Save electricity from air conditioners
Air conditioners are mainly used in the summer, but it is undeniable that they are the most power-consuming appliances. When using an air conditioner, adjusting the appropriate temperature also helps reduce electricity consumption.
You should not set the air conditioner below 26 degrees Celsius. Too low temperature is not good for health and consumes more electricity. The temperature above 26 degrees Celsius will not cause a large temperature difference between indoors and outdoors. Thanks to that, it saves electricity.
In addition, when not using the air conditioner, instead of just turning off the off button on the remote control, you should completely disconnect the power. The reason is that keeping the air conditioner in standby mode still consumes electricity, and the electric meter will still increase.
Turn off the wifi router when not in use
According to experts, you should not leave the wifi router on all day but unplug it when you are away or when you go to sleep. This device, although small, also consumes a lot of electricity.
In addition to saving electricity, unplugging the power of the wifi router also helps the network run more stably and prolongs the life of the device.
Timely replacement of electrical appliances
Each electrical appliance has its own service life. Once the service life is over, even if they are still functioning, you should replace them early.
The reason is that after long-term use, the internal components of the electrical equipment have aged and require more energy to operate. Over time, it will consume more energy. So it’s best to pay attention to the number of years of use of electrical appliances in the house. When they are beyond the service life, they should be replaced with new ones.
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