Home / Charts / Appliance wattage chart A refrigerator uses 540–720 watts while running, a microwave 1,050–1,700 watts. The chart lists typical running watts, amps and yearly energy use of 47 household appliances.
0 5,000 10K 15K Running watts, W Appliance Electric Range Electric Range, Running watts: 1,200–12,000 1,200–12,000 Electric Oven Electric Oven, Running watts: 3,600–9,000 3,600–9,000 Electric Dryer Electric Dryer, Running watts: 2,800–5,600 2,800–5,600 Electric Water Heater Electric Water Heater, Running watts: 4,500–5,500 4,500–5,500 Hot Tub Hot Tub, Running watts: 4,000–5,500 4,000–5,500 Central Air Conditioner Central Air Conditioner, Running watts: 1,930–5,220 1,930–5,220 Welder Welder, Running watts: 2,500–4,600 2,500–4,600 Heat Pump Heat Pump, Running watts: 1,780–3,820 1,780–3,820 Mini Split Mini Split, Running watts: 500–2,500 500–2,500 Well Pump Well Pump, Running watts: 655–2,280 655–2,280 Hair Dryer Hair Dryer, Running watts: 1,200–1,875 1,200–1,875 Air Fryer Air Fryer, Running watts: 900–1,800 900–1,800 Circular Saw Circular Saw, Running watts: 1,560–1,800 1,560–1,800 Toaster Toaster, Running watts: 850–1,800 850–1,800 Microwave Microwave, Running watts: 1,050–1,700 1,050–1,700 RV Air Conditioner RV Air Conditioner, Running watts: 1,350–1,671 1,350–1,671 Coffee Maker Coffee Maker, Running watts: 1,200–1,500 1,200–1,500 Space Heater Space Heater, Running watts: 900–1,500 900–1,500 Dishwasher Dishwasher, Running watts: 852–1,440 852–1,440 Portable Air Conditioner Portable Air Conditioner, Running watts: 800–1,420 800–1,420 Washing Machine Washing Machine, Running watts: 1,200–1,320 1,200–1,320 Pool Pump Pool Pump, Running watts: 62–1,296 62–1,296 Window Air Conditioner Window Air Conditioner, Running watts: 440–1,250 440–1,250 Garbage Disposal Garbage Disposal, Running watts: 360–1,224 360–1,224 Gaming PC Gaming PC, Running watts: 350–850 350–850 Furnace Furnace, Running watts: 78–836 78–836 Dehumidifier Dehumidifier, Running watts: 380–770 380–770 Sump Pump Sump Pump, Running watts: 475–750 475–750 Refrigerator Refrigerator, Running watts: 540–720 540–720 Gas Stove Gas Stove, Running watts: 384–432 384–432 Desktop Computer Desktop Computer, Running watts: 4–385 4–385 Crock Pot Crock Pot, Running watts: 190–380 190–380 Laptop Laptop, Running watts: 35–245 35–245 Power Tool Battery Charger Power Tool Battery Charger, Running watts: 85–230 85–230 PS5 PS5, Running watts: 196–220 196–220 Xbox Xbox, Running watts: 55–169 55–169 TV TV, Running watts: 23–155 23–155 Fan Fan, Running watts: 5–125 5–125 Mini Fridge Mini Fridge, Running watts: 110 110 CPAP Machine CPAP Machine, Running watts: 6.3–104 6.3–104 Ceiling Fan Ceiling Fan, Running watts: 1–100 1–100 Electric Blanket Electric Blanket, Running watts: 60–100 60–100 Light Bulb Light Bulb, Running watts: 5.9–100 5.9–100 Starlink Dish Starlink Dish, Running watts: 25–100 25–100 Computer Monitor Computer Monitor, Running watts: 4–82 4–82 Phone Charger Phone Charger, Running watts: 5–45 5–45 0 2,500 5,000 7,500 10K 12.5K Running watts, W Appliance Electric Range Electric Range, Running watts: 1,200–12,000 1,200–12,000 Electric Oven Electric Oven, Running watts: 3,600–9,000 3,600–9,000 Electric Dryer Electric Dryer, Running watts: 2,800–5,600 2,800–5,600 Electric Water Heater Electric Water Heater, Running watts: 4,500–5,500 4,500–5,500 Hot Tub Hot Tub, Running watts: 4,000–5,500 4,000–5,500 Central Air Conditioner Central Air Conditioner, Running watts: 1,930–5,220 1,930–5,220 Welder Welder, Running watts: 2,500–4,600 2,500–4,600 Heat Pump Heat Pump, Running watts: 1,780–3,820 1,780–3,820 Mini Split Mini Split, Running watts: 500–2,500 500–2,500 Well Pump Well Pump, Running watts: 655–2,280 655–2,280 Hair Dryer Hair Dryer, Running watts: 1,200–1,875 1,200–1,875 Air Fryer Air Fryer, Running watts: 900–1,800 900–1,800 Circular Saw Circular Saw, Running watts: 1,560–1,800 1,560–1,800 Toaster Toaster, Running watts: 850–1,800 850–1,800 Microwave Microwave, Running watts: 1,050–1,700 1,050–1,700 RV Air Conditioner RV Air Conditioner, Running watts: 1,350–1,671 1,350–1,671 Coffee Maker Coffee Maker, Running watts: 1,200–1,500 1,200–1,500 Space Heater Space Heater, Running watts: 900–1,500 900–1,500 Dishwasher Dishwasher, Running watts: 852–1,440 852–1,440 Portable Air Conditioner Portable Air Conditioner, Running watts: 800–1,420 800–1,420 Washing Machine Washing Machine, Running watts: 1,200–1,320 1,200–1,320 Pool Pump Pool Pump, Running watts: 62–1,296 62–1,296 Window Air Conditioner Window Air Conditioner, Running watts: 440–1,250 440–1,250 Garbage Disposal Garbage Disposal, Running watts: 360–1,224 360–1,224 Gaming PC Gaming PC, Running watts: 350–850 350–850 Furnace Furnace, Running watts: 78–836 78–836 Dehumidifier Dehumidifier, Running watts: 380–770 380–770 Sump Pump Sump Pump, Running watts: 475–750 475–750 Refrigerator Refrigerator, Running watts: 540–720 540–720 Gas Stove Gas Stove, Running watts: 384–432 384–432 Desktop Computer Desktop Computer, Running watts: 4–385 4–385 Crock Pot Crock Pot, Running watts: 190–380 190–380 Laptop Laptop, Running watts: 35–245 35–245 Power Tool Battery Charger Power Tool Battery Charger, Running watts: 85–230 85–230 PS5 PS5, Running watts: 196–220 196–220 Xbox Xbox, Running watts: 55–169 55–169 TV TV, Running watts: 23–155 23–155 Fan Fan, Running watts: 5–125 5–125 Mini Fridge Mini Fridge, Running watts: 110 110 CPAP Machine CPAP Machine, Running watts: 6.3–104 6.3–104 Ceiling Fan Ceiling Fan, Running watts: 1–100 1–100 Electric Blanket Electric Blanket, Running watts: 60–100 60–100 Light Bulb Light Bulb, Running watts: 5.9–100 5.9–100 Starlink Dish Starlink Dish, Running watts: 25–100 25–100 Computer Monitor Computer Monitor, Running watts: 4–82 4–82 Phone Charger Phone Charger, Running watts: 5–45 5–45 Running watts by appliance, largest first. The lighter part of a bar is the upper end of the typical range. Whole-house figures are left out: they are yearly averages, not one load. How to read the appliance wattage chart Watts are typical ranges for current models; amps are watts ÷ volts. The nameplate on your own appliance gives the exact figure. Appliances with a compressor or motor cycle on and off, so their yearly energy use is a better guide to running cost than watts.
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