How much does a fan consume when running for 6 hours a day? Find out how much it costs on your bill if you run it continuously in the summer and how much you can save compared to air conditioning.
With the summer heat becoming increasingly intense, many people are choosing fans as an alternative to air conditioning to cool their rooms without significantly increasing their energy bills. But how much does it really cost to run a fan for six hours a day?
The answer depends mainly on the power of the model used and the price of electricity, but in most cases the consumption remains very low compared to an air conditioner.
How much energy does a fan consume when left on for 6 hours?
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A standard household fan typically has a power rating of between 30 and 70 watts. This means that even if you leave it on for several hours a day, its energy consumption remains relatively low.
