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Ceiling Fan Electricity Cost Calculator

Add the number of fans you use, their nameplate wattage and your actual daily runtime to estimate energy and cost.

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Estimated fan running cost

₹432

The entered fans may use about 54 kWh over 30 days.

Energy for period54 kWh
Average daily cost₹14.40
Annualised cost₹5,256

Keep in mind

Each fan is assumed to draw the entered wattage whenever it is on.

Speed setting, regulator type, motor condition and different fan schedules are not separately modelled.

How this estimate works

A simple formula, visible assumptions

Energy (kWh) = fan watts × number of fans × hours per day × days ÷ 1,000; cost = energy × tariff.

The result updates in your browser as you change an input. It is a planning estimate, so compare it with real bills, product specifications and a qualified professional's assessment.

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A better input gives a better result

Before you calculate

  • Use a recent electricity bill or equipment nameplate.
  • Enter prices and tariffs that apply to your household.
  • Keep notes from installers or manufacturers nearby.
  • Recalculate when your usage pattern changes.
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