Where does your electricity go?
A home energy audit for Filipino households. List what you plug in and how long you use it. See which appliances are driving your bill, and where you can cut back.
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You don’t need to know anything about electricity to use this tool. Two words will help.
How much power something uses while it’s switched on. A phone charger uses about 10 W. A flat iron uses about 1,000 W. The bigger the number, the faster it uses electricity.
This is what your electric company charges you for. One kWh is 1,000 watts used for one hour. A 100 W appliance running for 10 hours uses 1 kWh.
A small appliance left on all day can cost more than a big one used for a short time. A 60 W fridge running 24/7 uses more in a day than a 1,000 W iron used for 1 hour.
- Your latest electric bill, on paper or in your utility’s app.
- About 15 minutes to walk around your home and look at your appliances.
- Your best guess of how long each one runs. Guesses are fine — you can change them anytime.
Enter your latest bill or go straight to the brand-new dashboard
Starts clean with 0 pre-loaded appliances so you can enroll your own household items.
Where does your electricity go?
Your dashboard is in brand-new condition. Start from scratch by setting your electric bill rate and enrolling your household appliances one by one — or pick a sample preset from the left sidebar.
Enroll your household appliances one by one using the pre-filled dropdown catalog.
Philippine homes run on 220V. Multiply Volts × Amps to get Watts.
Divide annual kWh on the yellow PH Energy Label by 8.76 for 24h average Watts.