Inverter AC kWh consumption at 22 - 24 vs 26*C temperature (how much energy will you save)

This video shows you how much energy in kWh you can save by running an Air Conditioner at 26 degrees Celsius compared to 24 and 26 degrees, respectively.

1. Intro: 0:00
2. Important Information: 00:38
3. Testing at 22*C: 3:14
4. Testing at 24*C: 5:35
5. Testing at 26*C: 7:47
6. Results: 10:30
7. Recap: 11:25

Review of the LG AC in this video:

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1 Ton Hot and Cold Dual Inverter AC, Copper Condensor,4-way swing (LS-H12VNXD)

1.5 Ton Hot and Cold Dual Inverter Copper Condensor, 4-way swing (LS-H18VNXD)

2.0 Ton Hot and Cold Dual Inverter Copper Condensor, 4-way swing (LS-H24VNXD)

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1.5 Ton Dual Inverter AC with Wifi, 4-way swing, copper condenser (MS-Q18GWZD)

1.5 Ton Dual Inverter AC with WiFi, 4-way swing and Anti-Allergy Filter, Copper condenser (MS-Q18SWZD)

Indoor-outdoor weather station:

Meco PG09 20Amp meter used in this video

Wipro Wi-Fi Smart meter:

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[中野]

Commend this guy for his patience! Providing wattage needed to maintain temperature is awesome and the fact he considered the factors (room space, outside temperature) that affects it

[prateekkhanna]

Now this is a kind of video every inverter ac owner should watch. Great comparison man thank you for your patience.

[Sadeshmagic]

Great video Bro. You seem to have a lot of patience to have worked on this. Really interesting results

[ag.vlogs.official]

Power consumption as per data from this video would approx be as:—
22°c- 700 watt
24°c- 550 watt
26°c- 420 watt
28°c- 350 watt

[amitratube]

this is a very realistic and detailed presentation for a tropical country like India.Great JOB.

[kiranpatel]

Mind blowing explanation for any lay man to understand. You have explained in so much detail that the person watching the video is left with no question to ask you. Brilliant ...i watched it twice as its so interesting and informative ..i am now following your suggestion and settings ---- to set my AC settings to lower power consumption and hence lower electricity bills. Thank You very much.

[shadowfightarenaskuy]

Absolutely amazing content! I've been searching about this information but no actual data comparison.

Bravo

[cpeasy]

Very comprehensive demonstration. I hope other vloggers with the same topic content as you should make a good demonstration like this: demonstrating in terms of kwh not on rupee or in my country peso amount. Good job 👍👍👍👍

[jeromerusselldemusicologist]

This is an excellent video. Even after 2 years.
Thaks for sharing!

[Lonetraderr]

That’s the only honest YouTuber if everyone is like you no one is going to blame YouTube because no YouTuber will give you full in-depth details like you did which is very important

[godbhaigod]

24 degree, June month, Bill- 2400rs
26 degree, July month, Bill- 450rs
😮😮❤❤❤It works

[getrudenewman]

Best and most educational video on this topic..❤❤ thank you

[irimiaflorian]

You have the best and the detailed videos! Good job man! 👏👏👏 I have Lg S09ET and is a super AC 💪💪💪

[SecretStrategist]

Very detailed vedio and great to see all the environment conditions mentioned

[moviemusik]

Very scientific experimentation. Great Job dude

[carlmiranda]

can you do the same test, but using the Energy control 80%, 60%, and 40%

[debmalyaguharoy]

Amazing. Ive been shouting at people all these but now I'll just send them this video.

[premkumar]

I too kind of person to teach others kind of this detailed thing but I failed in patience to wait for results. U deserve it man. Do research everyday and educate us. U r setting an example for PhD scholars - how to do the test, output, presentation, etc.

[chickobenny]

Great in-depth reviews! Learned a lot about my unit thru your channel. 💜 Thank you for making these kind of vids. ☺️
I have few questions if you may,
1. Will there be a significant increase in power consumption if you also use the special functions (e.g., ion generator mode, etc.) of the AC?

2. What is your recommended settings? a) cool mode at 26C b) auto operation mode c) energy saving function?

Hehehe sorry for the lengthy post. Take care!

[sunnytaufiq]

Great & cool power explained. The higher the temperature the lower power consumption.