Will this help with energy costs?
865320
I don't really know. It does give an extra layer against the weather. My use is for privacy.
1009825
I can honestly say no. Although I can't put a dollar figure on it, I noticed only a slight increase of my electric bill. It far outweighed turning the heat on, creating another bill. Hope this is helpful.
1065439
Heck yes! I have already noticed a large reduction in energy. We have a smart meter to I can look at how much energy I used the day before.
1156347
Our electric bill almost tripled while using it during the coldest part of this last winter. If somehow this is supposed to be good for the environment "Green" would not then be accurate. It is fine for smaller usage times, but would recommend other alternatives depending on your personal situation. Good luck.
534613
It more than likely will. But what you would want to look into before purchasing is the amount of power that the device currently needs to make sure it's getting the right level of energy. If they are equal you should have no problems. Hope this helps!
641672
This unit will use a 1.5 kilowatts per hour. So based on usage and your local electricity rates you will see what you average cost will be.
2266100
Yes it will. Place it on the exterior (or coldest wall). Keep in mind though that it will increase your electrical bill quite a bit if you're trying to keep the room above 68 degrees or so for extended portion of the day.
204541
I wish I could help you with that but I'm not certain. I certainly haven't noticed a difference in my electric bill, and my son uses this fan every night. The one negative I have to say is that it was only used for a couple weeks before it started making a very annoying noise while oscillating. It has therefore only been used in a fixed position since. If you want a good oscillating fan, this may not be the one for you.
1320049
That would, of course, depend on how much you use it. But this little unit does a great job of warming a room at a significantly lower cost than regular electric heaters.
491995
I am fairly sure it would do the job. if you follow the instructions, it won't run continuously, but will use the thermostate setting, on and off...saves the electric bill..and it is sooooooo quiet!!!
1877386
It wasn't originally designed to be a server, but you can turn it in to one. It doesn't use much power, so your energy bill won't go through the roof!
2192149
Don't know, but I've used it an awful lot and have not noticed a significant increase in my electric bill.
805778
That is possible if you run it 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It uses a vast amount of electricity. I use mine from Friday to Sunday every weekend and my electric bill went up $200.
797343
Well, since you asked:I would assume a rate of $0.10/kwh So just multiply that times the estimated usage vs an incandescent bulb of equivalent wattage.Have fun with this one!
753447
you are right, generally digital meters, even the mechanical/digital ones will only go up, so you will pay for giving the utility your power. If you are using, however, it will slow the meter down, so you would pay less. Best to turn it on when you turn on an appliance, and off afterwards.
1065435
I run mine on low speed most of the time and noticed a $20 savings on my first month. It wasn't a full month, so I'll know more this month. I'm sure there is an energy savings because PG&E; gave me a $100 rebate and it is an energy star.
1067109
Im not for sure, but I noticed no difference in my electric bill. I think its only like 4 watts or something like that