1. Rice Cooker
| Instead of cooking four cups of rice at one time a day and keeping
it warm for a long time, cooking two cups of rice twice a day saves about 20% on dailyelectricity consumption than usual, resulting in lower electricity bills. |
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2. LED TVs
There are various types of televisions.
LED TVs can save about 60% on electricity compared to regular TVs. |
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3.LED Lighting
There are different sizes and types of light bulbs, but among them, LED
lighting is about 60% more of power efficient.
LED lighting can reduce power consumption by about 85%. |
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4.Stoves
Electric heaters use around 9.9A of electricity. This is the most out of all the appliances that are left
on.
In order to reduce this, it would be warmer if you put on a jacket even inside your home. Then, the heater will no longer be needed and 9.9A will be saved.
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5.Season by Season
It is also important to change the use of appliances with each season. For example, if you use air conditioners and fans too much in the hot summered you will not be able to conserve electricity.
You can save electricity by closing the curtains and reducing the amount of sunlight that hits the insido of your home. |
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6.Vacuum Cleaner
The vacuum cleaner consumes the most electricity when it is turned on,
so if you turn it off to put things away while you are cleaning, you will have to turn it back on again.
If you do this it willconsume vacuuming more power.
Therefore, cleaning the room after putting things away can reduce power consumption. |
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7.Standby Power
Outlets used to charge smartphones and game consoles at home account for
10% of standby power in some homes, so
Using switched outlets can reduce standby power and therefore reduce your electricity bill.
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8.Air Conditioners
| It is a good idea to set a timer. Doings so will prevent you from forgetting to turn off the air conditioner
when you wake up in the morning. Rather, it will automatically turn off, which is recommended. |
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