Tag: electricity consumption

The common perception is that air conditioners consume significantly more energy than fans, especially when left running overnight. However, the actual electricity consumption may surprise you. Are electric fans truly as "economical" as we believe?

"Air conditioners are not the only energy-guzzling appliances in your home; other electrical devices can also contribute significantly to your energy bills if not used efficiently. Improper usage can lead to unnecessary waste."

"These power-hungry appliances are stealthily draining your wallet. Leaving them plugged in could cost you a hefty $20/month. That's a shocking $240 a year!"

Most people assume that air conditioners are harmless appliances, but they can actually account for up to 80% of your household's energy consumption if used inefficiently. Don't let this seemingly small habit cause your electricity bills to skyrocket!

When it comes to energy-guzzling household appliances, air conditioners, washing machines, and refrigerators usually come to mind. However, there's another ubiquitous appliance, especially in Vietnamese households, that often runs for extended periods – the water heater.

You can save a small fortune by using your air conditioner efficiently.

If you're in the habit of leaving your devices on standby, it's time to unplug. By simply switching off at the power source, you can significantly reduce your energy consumption, especially with these four types of appliances.

Many families have recognized the shortcomings of this water heater.

When inspecting a water heater, it is imperative to prioritize safety protocols.

Introducing the all-new, ultra-powerful tankless water heater - a revolutionary appliance that promises endless hot water on demand. But with great power comes great electrical demand. So, if you're looking to cut back on your energy bills, it's time to pay attention to this often-overlooked energy guzzler.