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80–120 W

Typical use: 10 h/day.

Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

360–1,390 W

Typical use: 8 h/day.

Cooling input range from a named Haier Pakistan reference model. Uses the upper input for peak-load sizing and a 65% planning load factor for energy. Heat, setpoint, room size and other models can change consumption. Heating is not included.

120–250 W

Typical use: 24 h/day, always connected; cycling included.

Estimated compressor running input for a medium household fridge. Connected all day, but compressor cycling is included automatically; it does not draw 180 W continuously.

12 W

Typical use: 6 h/day.

Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

450–800 W

Typical use: 1 h/day.

Estimated electrical input, not shaft power. 1 HP is about 746 W of mechanical output; motor efficiency, pump loading and power factor mean electrical input is different. Confirm nameplate input/current and startup compatibility.

300–550 W

Typical use: 0.5 h/day.

Cold-water wash/spin planning estimate, averaged across a week. Includes cycling; excludes water heating.

50–100 W

Typical use: 4 h/day.

Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.

8–15 W

Typical use: 24 h/day, always connected; cycling included.

Planning estimate for a typical household appliance. Actual model and operating conditions vary; use its input-power label if available.