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Does Air Cooler Consume More Electricity Than Fan? Here’s What You Need to Know

It’s the summer season If you’re like the majority of people, you’re trying to stay cool, but not increasing your electric bill. Then the question pops up: Does an air cooler consume more power than fans? Let’s break it down into plain English.

Fans Vs. Air Cooler: Energy Usage Comparison

 

   Appliance    Power Usage (Avg)    Monthly Cost Estimate
   Ceiling Fan    70-90 Watts    Rs100-Rs150
   Air Cooler    150-250 250-250 watts    Rs300-Rs600

   

Yes, you read that right-it’s true that air coolers use more power over fans. They consume approximately two to three times more power..

Why Does the Air Cooler Use More Power?

There are a variety of reasons:

  •   Water Pump Coolers that use air are equipped with motorized pumps to move coolant through the pads.

  •   More Powerful motor: It is necessary to have a larger motor that can throw air over the area.

  •   Longer Run time: Most people run their air coolers for long periods in the summer scorching heat.

Although fans are extremely energy efficient, air coolers can provide superior cooling, but with more power consumption.

Which One Should You Choose?

  •   Use an air conditioner If your aim is to reduce your electric cost and you’re happy with the basic airflow.

  •   Choose one of the coolers If you’re looking for more cool and fresh air without the expense for operating an AC.

Tips: Try using an inverter air cooler to save more energy and can run even when power is cut off, with an emergency backup.

Final Thoughts

Does an air cooler use more power than fans?
Yes but it’s less expensive than operating an air cooling system. Think of it as a way to balance the power savings and the comfort.

Not sure which one is best in your house? There are plenty of information on cooling techniques and comparisons of devices at ArtKerala.com.

 Related Read: How to Save Electricity During Summer

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