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Electronics Power Consumption

This web page documents a variety of electronic devices and their power usage. If you leave your electronics on to perform tasks, you can take a look at these measurements to get an idea how much electricity you are using. These measurements will help you determine ways to reduce your electricity bill. For example, you may be able to substitute a more energy efficient device to perform the same tasks.

The measurements are taken using an electricity usage measurement device, such as a "Kill A Watt" (see "Related Links" below). You can use the "Electricity Bill Calculator" in the "Related Links" below to figure out how much it costs to run over the day, month, and year. If you measure the electricity usage of your electronics, please update this page and add it to the list below.

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Measurements

Device	Amp	Watt	Notes
3 Feet Fiber Optic Decorative Tree	0.11	12
BellSouth Digital Answering System	0.03	1
Brinks Mechanical Timer 42-1020	0.0	0	Nothing plugged into the timer.
Canon Compact Power Adapter CA-PS400	0.15	10	Charging
Casio Lithium-Ion Battery Charger BC-60L	0.04	3	Charging
Frog Humidifier WA-85	0.26	24
Holiday Time 200 Count Mini Light Set	0.37	44	Non-blinking
Olympus Camedia Ni-MH Battery Charger BU-100	0.07	5	Charging
Panasonic Lumix DE-A11 Battery Charger	0.04	3	Charging
Pandigital PAN7059MW03 7" LCD Digital Photo Frame	0.04	2
Philips 10FF2CMI 10" Digital PhotoFrame	0.12	8	Slide show mode.
Philips NANT410 Amplified Indoor Antenna	0	0	Current draw must be so small that it doesn't register on Kill-A-Watt.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T11 Digital Camera	0.04 (0.03)	2 (1)	Charging (on)
Spirit Halloween Fog Machine FX-A (Timer Controlled)	5.49 (0.18)	643 (14)	Heating (Pumping/Fogging)
Spirit Halloween Fog Maker Illusion (Mist Maker)	0.22	23
Thera Spa Percussion Massager	0.23	7	Mode 1
Wahl Homepro Adjustable Powerdrive Electronic Clipper	0.31	9	Mode 1

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