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Appliance Electricity
Cost

what your aircon costs per hour

Enter an appliance’s wattage, how long it runs, and your electricity rate to see what it costs per hour, per day, and per month. Presets cover the usual suspects, aircon first.

Presets are typical average draws. Aircon figures are for non-inverter units; an inverter model averages roughly a third less once the room is cool.

The exact rate is on your bill: divide the total amount by the kWh consumed. Meralco residential rates run near ₱12 per kWh.

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Pick an appliance on the left and its running cost will appear here.

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How the running cost is computed

Four steps from the sticker on the unit to its share of your bill.

Find the wattage

Check the nameplate sticker on the appliance, or start from a preset. Wattage is the power the unit draws while running.

watts
Convert to energy

Divide by 1,000 to get kilowatts, then multiply by the hours of use. The result is kilowatt-hours, the unit your bill counts.

kWh
Apply your rate

Multiply the kilowatt-hours by your per-kWh rate. Divide any past bill's amount by its kWh to get your exact rate.

× ₱/kWh
Scale to the month

Multiply the daily cost by the days of use in a month. This is the appliance's share of your bill, ready to compare.

× days

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Questions people ask

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Divide the wattage by 1,000 to get kilowatts, multiply by the hours of use to get kilowatt-hours, then multiply by your rate per kWh. A 950-watt aircon running 8 hours at ₱12 per kWh costs 0.95 times 8 times 12, about ₱91 for the night.

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