Appliance planning · updated 2026-08-26
Ceiling fan running cost
At the 75 W preset running 10 hours a day, this appliance uses 0.8 kWh/day. Use the actual speed and motor rating; a fan cycles less than an air conditioner.
Monthly and annual examples
| Market | 30-day estimate | Annual estimate |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $4.15/month | $50.48/year |
| United Kingdom | £5.92/month | £72.05/year |
| Germany | €8.71/month | €105.91/year |
| India | ₹123.75/month | ₹1,505.63/year |
| Bangladesh | ৳204.75/month | ৳2,491.13/year |
Rates are illustrative governed reference rows. Replace the rate and appliance input in the appliance running cost calculator; nameplate power, cycling, weather, and slab tariffs can change the result.
How to replace this preset
The ceiling fan preset is 75 W for 10 hours per day, or 0.8 kWh per day. Replace both values with the nameplate rating and your observed runtime. Use the actual speed and motor rating; a fan cycles less than an air conditioner. A refrigerator, fan, or inverter air conditioner may cycle, so a plug-in energy meter is better than assuming the nameplate runs continuously.
Why the estimate changes
Your bill may differ because of slab tariffs, fixed charges, seasonal use, thermostat cycling, standby draw, and the difference between rated and actual power. Use the result to compare scenarios, not as a utility-bill prediction.