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Electricity Calculator

Enter voltage, current, daily hours and tariff to estimate power, monthly kWh and monthly electricity cost.

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At a glance:Power W = V × A. Monthly kWh = (W ÷ 1000) × hours/day × days/month. Monthly cost = kWh × price per kWh.

Formula

watts = volts × amps.

kwhPerMonth = (watts ÷ 1000) × hoursPerDay × daysPerMonth.

costPerMonth = kwhPerMonth × pricePerKwh.

How to Use

  1. Enter voltage, current, daily hours and days per month.
  2. Enter the price per kWh to get power, energy and cost.

FAQ

Where do I find voltage/current?

They are on the appliance nameplate, e.g. 220V 5A; if only power (W) is shown, divide by voltage to get current.

Why is this an estimate?

Real usage varies with load; this assumes steady power and is good for rough budgeting.

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References

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