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    How Much Power Do Your Appliances Use?

    These figures are approximate representations, and the actual power consumption ofyour appliances may vary substantially from these figures. Check the power tags, or

    better yet, measure the amperage draw with a clamp-on ammeter or Kill-A-Wattmeter. You can usually find these at your local hardware store. Multiply the hoursused on the average day by the wattage listed below. This will give you the watt-

    hours consumed per day.

    Remember that some items, such as garage door openers, are used only for a fraction

    of an hour or minute per day. A 300-watt item used for 5 minutes per day will onlyconsume 25-watt hours per day.

    Where a range of numbers is given, the lower figure often denotes a technologicallynewer and more efficient model. The letters NA denotes appliances, which would

    normally be powered by non-electric sources in a PV powered home.

    If you are considering making your own power, we strongly suggest that you investin a true RMS digital multimeter, a clamp-on type ammeter or a Kill-A-Watt meter.It actually makes sense to know where your power is being used even if you are not

    producing it, and if you are, these meters are essential diagnostic tools.

    Appliance Watts Appliance Watts Appliance Watts

    Central Air

    ConditionerNA

    5,000 Electricblanket 200 Hedgetrimmer 450

    ElectricClothes DryerNA

    3,400 Shaver 15 Weed eater 500

    Oven 3,000 Waterpik 100 1/4 drill 250

    Hair Dryer 1,538Well Pump(1/3-1 HP)

    480-1200

    1/2 drill 750

    Dishwasher1200-1500

    Laptop 60-250 1 drill 1000

    Coffee

    Machine

    1,500 Plasma TV 339 9 disc sander 1200

    Microwave 1,500 LCD TV 213 3 belt sander 1000

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    All Products Index

    Appliances

    Back-up Power

    Batteries

    Battery Racks

    Cables-Wiring-MC Connectors

    Charge Controllers

    Commercial Solar

    Disconnects- Breakers- Fuses

    Grid-Tied Power System

    Off Grid Power Systems

    Inverters

    Meters

    Package SystemsPre-Wired Power Center

    RV & Marine Power

    Solar Panels

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    Solar Panel Racksor Mounts

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    PopcornPopper

    1,400 25 color TV 150 12 chain saw 1100

    Toaster oven 1,200 19 color TV 70 14 band saw 1100

    Hot Plate 120012 black andwhite TV

    207-1/4

    circular saw900

    Iron 1,100 Stereo 10-308-1/4

    circular saw1400

    Toaster 1,100 Satellite dish 30Refrigerator/

    Freezer**

    Microwave500-1500

    Radiotelephone- Receive

    520 cu. ft.

    (AC)1411 watt-hours/day*

    Room AirConditioner

    NA1,100

    Radiotelephone- Transmit

    40-15016 cu. ft.

    (AC)1200 watt-hours /day*

    VacuumCleaner

    500 LIghts Freezer

    Water heater 479100 wattincandescent

    bulb

    10015 cu. ft.(Upright)

    1240 watt-hours /day*

    Sink WasteDisposal

    45025 wattcompact fluor.bulb

    2815 cu. ft.(Chest)

    1080 watt-hours /day*

    EspressoMachine

    36050 watt DCincandescent

    50Cell Phone -

    recharge2-4 watts

    Dehumidifier 35040 watt DC

    halogen40

    MP3 Player -recharge

    .25-.40watts

    Blender 30020 watt DC

    compact fluor.22

    * TVs,VCRs and otherdevices left plugged in, but

    not turned on, still draw

    power.

    **To estimate the numberof hours that a refrigerator

    actually operates at itsmaximum wattage, divide

    the total time therefrigerator is plugged in by

    three. Refrigerators,although turned "on" all thetime, actually cycle on andoff as needed to maintain

    interior temperatures.

    Humidifier300-

    1000

    CFL Bulb (60-wattequivalent)

    18

    Video GamePlayer

    195CFL Bulb (40-wattequivalent)

    11

    Standard TV 188CFL Bulb (75-

    wattequivalent)

    20

    Monitor 150CFL Bulb (100

    -wattequivalent)

    30

    Computer 120 Heaters***

    Portable Fan 100 Engine BlockHeater NA

    150-1000

    Ceiling Fan 100Portable HeaterNA

    1500

    Can Opener 100WaterbedHeater NA

    400

    Curling Iron 90Stock TankHeater NA

    100

    Stereo 60FurnaceBlower

    300-1000

    Cable Box 20Clothes Dryer -

    Gas Heated300-400

    Clock Radio 7Well Pump(1/3-1HP)

    480-1200

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