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Anonymous users2024-01-24In terms of power, the air conditioner is large, and the power factor is that the fan is high, and the effect is obvious in terms of effect.
By the way, it is not so wasteful, for example, children and adults eat, who eats wastefully?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Waste. My understanding should be that the air conditioner or exhaust fan is on. But I didn't enjoy or, don't use.
You're talking about who consumes more power, right? One P air conditioner is about, about 800 watts. And ordinary, exhaust fans.
Power, about thirty watts. In other words, the air conditioner consumes about one kilowatt-hour of electricity. The second-row fan takes thirty or forty hours.
to consume one kilowatt-hour of electricity.
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