How Much Power Do Your Appliances Use

Appliance Watts
Central Air Conditioner NA 5,000
washing machine (no star rating) 400 - 1300
Electric Clothes Dryer NA 3,400
Oven 3,000
Hair Dryer 1,538
Dishwasher 1200-1500
Coffee Machine 1,500
Microwave 1,500
Popcorn Popper 1,400
Toaster oven 1,200
Hot Plate 1200
Iron 1,100
Toaster 1,100
Microwave 500-1500
Room Air Conditioner NA 1,100
Vacuum Cleaner 500
Water heater 479
Sink Waste Disposal 450
Espresso Machine 360
Dehumidifier 350
Blender 300
Humidifier 300-1000
Video Game Player 195
Standard TV 188
Monitor 150
Computer 120
Portable Fan 100
Ceiling Fan 100
Can Opener 100
Curling Iron 90
Stereo 60
Cable Box 20
Clock Radio 7
Electric blanket 200
Shaver 15
Waterpik 100
Well Pump (1/3-1 HP) 480-1200
Laptop 60-250
Plasma TV 339
LCD TV 213
25” color TV 150
19” color TV 70
12” black and white TV 20
Stereo 30-Oct
Satellite dish 30
Radiotelephone - Receive 5
Radiotelephone - Transmit 40-150
LIghts
100 watt incandescent bulb 100
25 watt compact fluor. bulb 28
50 watt DC incandescent 50
40 watt DC halogen 40
20 watt DC compact fluor. 22
CFL Bulb (60-watt equivalent) 18
CFL Bulb (40-watt equivalent) 11
CFL Bulb (75-watt equivalent) 20
CFL Bulb (100-watt equivalent) 30
Heaters***
Engine Block Heater NA 150-1000
Portable Heater NA 1500
Waterbed Heater NA 400
Stock Tank Heater NA 100
Furnace Blower 300-1000
Clothes Dryer - Gas Heated 300-400
Well Pump (1/3-1HP) 480-1200
Hedge trimmer 450
Weed eater 500
1/4” drill 250
1/2” drill 750
1” drill 1000
9” disc sander 1200
3” belt sander 1000
12” chain saw 1100
14” band saw 1100
7-1/4” circular saw 900
8-1/4” circular saw 1400
Refrigerator/ Freezer**
1411 watt-
20 cu. ft. (AC)
hours/day*
1200 watt-hours
16 cu. ft. (AC)
/day*
Freezer
1240 watt-hours
15 cu. ft. (Upright)
/day*
1080 watt-hours
15 cu. ft. (Chest)
/day*
Cell Phone - recharge 2-4 watts
MP3 Player - recharge .25-.40 watts
* TV’s,VCR’s and other devices left plugged in, but not turned
on, still draw power.
**To estimate the number of hours that a refrigerator actually
operates at its maximum wattage, divide the total time the
refrigerator is plugged in by three. Refrigerators, although
turned "on" all the time, actually cycle on and off as needed to
maintain interior temperatures.
 Energy - Indirect Watt No. of appliances Hours of use per daAnnual
Washing Machine 1 1 200
Ceiling Fan 2
Laptop 1 1
100 watt incandescent bulb 100
40 watt tubelight 40
15 watt compact fluor. bulb 15
40 watt DC halogen 40
Cell Phone - recharge
Refrigerator/ Freezer**
Microwave
Room Air Conditioner 5,000

Electric water heater

TV
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 Individual GHG
Activity Discription Number of trips
in Km.
Walk
Cycle
Scooter/Motorbike
Road Travel Autorickshaw
Car - AC - Diesel
Car - AC - Petrol
Local AC Bus
Local Non-AC Bus

(in numbers)
Air Travel Domestic Flight
International Flight
Individual GHG calculation
Length (distance in KM) No of days Emission factors Emission Factor Units

0 g CO2
0 g CO2
20 g CO2
40 g CO2
80 g CO2
100 g CO2
200 g CO2
300 g CO2

1000 g CO2
2000 g CO2

TOTAL CARBON FOOTPRINT (Kg CO2)

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