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Usage Tips |
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Quick tips for reducing usage
- Heating tape should be put on a thermostat or timer. Unnecessary heating can otherwise add up quickly.
- If you are able to do so, put your dehumidifier on a timer and only use as needed.
- Only run pumps for as long as they are needed. If the pump is always in use, make sure that it cycles on and off and does
not run continuously.
- With swimming pool pumps, check the manufacturer’s recommendations or consult the dealer whom you bought the pump from to
determine how long/ often you should run your pump. This may vary by season and geographic region.
Typical usage details
| Type
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Watts
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Cost to operate continuously for 12 hours
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Pumps
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| - 1/4 horsepower
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210 watts
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13 to 21 cents
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| - 1/3 horsepower
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250 watts
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16 to 25 cents
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| - 1/2 horsepower
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375 watts
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23 to 37 cents
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| - 1 horsepower
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746 watts
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46 to 74 cents
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| - 2 horsepower
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1,494 watts
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93 to 149 cents
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Oxygen concentrators
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280 to 480 watts
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17 to 28 cents
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Dehumidifier
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300 to 400 watts
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19 to 30 cents
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Heating Tape
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| -Water pipes 24 ft.
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200 watts
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12 to 20 cents
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| -Roof/gutter 60 ft.
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500 watts
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31 to 50 cents
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