Appliance Electricity Cost Calculators
Pick an appliance to see its running cost in your state, with the math shown and the inputs editable. All calculators use the latest EIA residential rates. A typical 3-ton central air conditioner serving a ~1,800 sq ft home. Cooling-season hours … A typical 10,000 BTU window unit cooling a medium bedroom or office. A 12,000 BTU portable air conditioner sitting on the floor and exhausting through a window… A standard 52-inch ceiling fan running about 10 hours per day during warm months. A full-size Energy Star refrigerator. The compressor cycles on/off, so effective draw is a… A 7 cu ft chest freezer kept in a garage or basement. Compressor cycles ~30% of the time. A standard 50-gallon electric tank water heater for a household of 2-4. A whole-home tankless electric water heater. High peak draw, but only operates on demand. A typical electric clothes dryer running ~5 loads per week at ~45 minutes per load. A top-load washing machine running ~5 loads per week, ~1 hour per load. An Energy Star dishwasher running one cycle per day. Includes the heating element used dur… A 1000W countertop microwave used ~30 minutes per day across heating/cooking. A standard 240V electric oven used for ~45 minutes most days. A standard electric cooktop, averaged across typical daily cooking time. A 12-cup drip coffee maker running about 15 minutes per morning. A 2-slice pop-up toaster used briefly each morning. A 1.5 HP single-speed pool pump running 8 hours per day during the swim season. A 4-person 240V hot tub kept hot year-round. Heater cycles on/off; effective draw is ~25% … A typical 1500W portable electric space heater used during winter evenings. A 1500W electric baseboard heater for one room, cycling with the thermostat. A 3-ton ducted heat pump in heating mode. Highly efficient versus resistive, but draw vari… A 50-pint basement dehumidifier running through humid months. A whole-house humidifier integrated with the HVAC system, running during dry winter months… A 65-inch LED smart TV used about 5 hours per day. A mid-to-high tier gaming desktop drawing ~450W under load, used 4 hours per day. A current-generation console (PS5/Xbox Series X tier) under typical gameplay load. A 15-inch laptop used for work or school 8 hours per weekday. A queen-size electric blanket on a thermostat, used through winter nights. A standard 1875W hair dryer used briefly most days. A typical 240V Level 2 home EV charger replenishing ~40 miles of range per day (assumes 3.… A 5.8 quart countertop air fryer used about 25 minutes per cooking session. A 6-quart electric pressure cooker. Only draws full power while heating; minimal during pr… An upright vacuum cleaner used ~12 minutes a day, 2-3 times per week. A large-room HEPA air purifier running at medium speed most of the day. A standard 1/2 HP garage door opener with brief operation a few times per day. A 1/3 HP submersible sump pump cycling occasionally during wet seasons. A 1 HP submersible well pump supplying a typical 2-4 person household. A 55-gallon freshwater aquarium with heater, filter, and lighting. Heater duty cycle refle… A pellet stove — the auger and blower draw electricity even though heat comes from burning… A 12,000 BTU ductless mini-split serving one room, cycling with thermostat.All appliances
Central Air Conditioner
Window Air Conditioner
Portable Air Conditioner
Ceiling Fan
Refrigerator
Chest Freezer
Electric Water Heater
Tankless Electric Water Heater
Electric Clothes Dryer
Washing Machine
Dishwasher
Microwave Oven
Electric Oven
Electric Stove (Cooktop)
Coffee Maker
Toaster
Pool Pump
Hot Tub
Electric Space Heater
Electric Baseboard Heater
Heat Pump (whole-home)
Dehumidifier
Whole-House Humidifier
65-inch LED TV
Gaming PC
Gaming Console
Laptop
Electric Blanket
Hair Dryer
Level 2 EV Charger
Air Fryer
Instant Pot
Vacuum Cleaner
Air Purifier
Garage Door Opener
Sump Pump
Well Pump
Aquarium
Pellet Stove
Ductless Mini-Split