< img src = "/uploads/blogs/c5/3c/ib-freebabndb1_316240df.jpg" Alt = "two devices with ' eat a quarter of electricity in the house: they know units"/~ 62 < P > Many people have no habit of turning off devices from the socket & ndash; After all, they think that when they are switched off, they do not consume electricity. However, this is not.
< p > In your home there are definitely two devices that “eat” more than a quarter of electricity & ndash; And they usually do not even think, reports 24 channel with reference to “Radio Track”.
< h2 class = "News-Subtitle" > Which devices in the house consume the most electricity ?0 ~/h2 >< p > It may seem that the most consumed electricity washing machines, or the boilers, but in fact the most on electricity accounts are influenced by all TV and computer & ndash; They occupy 28% of electricity consumed monthly.
< P > For example, a computer, if used daily for 5 hours, will consume up to 20 kWh & Middot; h per month or even more. About the same amount consumes TV. It should also be borne in mind that powerful gaming computers and large electricity consumption may be even larger & ndash; up to 80 and 30 kWh & Middot; h respectively.
< P > It is because of this that experts advise to turn these devices from the socket when you do not use them. And for maximum savings are also advised to use a laptop, not a computer. < br />0 ~ /p > < P >< Strong > Here are some more devices that consume a lot of energy in the house: 0 ~/p > ~ > 62 ~ 62 < Ul > < li > refrigerator;
< li > washing machine;
< li > Electric kettle.
< P > The last device, incidentally, consumes from 10 to 22 kW & Middot; Electricity per month. Meanwhile, the microwave oven over the same period consumes about twice less electricity.
< P > You should also pay attention to the hair dryer & ndash; This innocent device at first glance, if used only an hour a week, can take from 2.5 to 5.5 kW & Middot; h