I am Rajesh Mago from New Delhi.
I have a LG 1.5 ton AC with the power rating of 1.85 KW. When used in summer,
It shud approx. take 2 units per hour i.e. Rs. 8 per hour. I have approx.
calculated its total usage alongwith other electrical load in our house for a
month and then found that the electricity bill for our total house is approx.
ok, though Rs. 500- 700 more per month. As I don't maintain a log book for the
knowing the exact time usage for my house electrical appliances, so I have
ignored this extra amount of Rs. 500-700 amount p.m.
My calculations for AC also are approx. as I have never maintained the log
book with the exact time usage of it but it seems to be OK as per rough
calculations done by me.
Example - Suppose my 1.85 KWH AC is used for 5 hours per day for a whole month
(30 days) in summer, then its electricity usage bill shud be Rs. 8/hr. (per 2
units as my AC is roughly 2000WH)x5x30= Rs. 1200
Kindly let me know more about the way You have concluded that ACs have design
failure due to which they consume more electricity. This will help me & others
in checking things at their ends.Pls. write more details about this fact. Have
You done some testing for ACs (all models?), how was it done? is the testing
method ok? Is this design issue only with ACs or with other heavy load drawing
electrical appliances like geysers, microwaves & fridges ?
I am sure that You will understand the logic behind my queries and will answer
them in right spirit. I am not doubting your conclusion but trying to have more
information so that I can also benefit from this.
I always felt that ISI mark appliances are tested for this & there cannot be
such issues with reputed AC brands such as LG, Samsung, Voltas which have their
own R&D divisions.
Kindly give some more details about your conclusion of AC's having design
failure due to which they consume more electricity. I will also try to check
things at my end and see what can be done if it is so.
thanks for raising an important issue which I might have ignored somehow. It
can save a lot of money per household if the culprits Co.'s are forced to modify
their appliances design so that they consume the right electricity as per their
ratings.
My biggest concern is How to have the solid results which can be shown as a
proof in the court that these electrical appliances are having design fault and
thus consuming more electricity?
waiting for yours and other members replies
thanks


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