Sum the wattage of everything on your connection to find your total connected load in kW — the figure a new-connection or sanctioned-load request is sized against. Set the quantity of each appliance and read the total.
| Appliance | Watts each | Qty | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air conditioner (1.5 ton)cooling load; inverter units draw less on average | 1500 | 0 W | |
| Air conditioner (1 ton, inverter)average draw over a cooling cycle | 1000 | 0 W | |
| Refrigeratorcompressor cycles on/off — average draw | 150 | 0 W | |
| Deep freezeraverage draw | 200 | 0 W | |
| Ceiling fan | 75 | 0 W | |
| Pedestal / bracket fan | 60 | 0 W | |
| LED bulb (saver) | 10 | 0 W | |
| Tube light | 40 | 0 W | |
| LED television | 80 | 0 W | |
| Washing machinemotor + optional heater | 500 | 0 W | |
| Electric iron | 1000 | 0 W | |
| Water pump / motor1 HP class | 750 | 0 W | |
| Water dispenseraverage with cooling | 100 | 0 W | |
| Microwave oven | 1200 | 0 W | |
| Computer / laptop | 120 | 0 W |
Indicative only. This sums the peak wattage of everything you might switch on — the connected load — which is what a sanctioned-load / new-connection request is sized against. It is not the same as units consumed over a month (use the Appliance & Units Calculator for that). Motors (pumps, ACs) briefly draw more at start-up than their running wattage.
For each appliance, enter how many are on this connection. Wattages are prefilled.
The connected load in kW and total watts update live as you change quantities.
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