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Electricity usage of a Hair Dryer

Hair dryers or blow dryers are popular household devices used for drying your hair by blasting cool, warm or hot air towards wet hair and increasing the evaporation of water. Most hairdryers will have a power rating label to indicate the maximum wattage, it typically ranges from 800 to 1800 watts. The energy use of a hair dryer depends which mode it is using, unheated air can use as low as 70 watts of power. A typical hair dryer on high heat will use around 1500 watts.

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an electric hairdryer is rated at 1875 watts when iperating on 120 watts what us the current flowing through it if the hairdryer is used for 3 minutes how much energy does it consumer ?

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The rated power of a hair dryer varies from 1000 watt to 3000 watt, with 1500 watt being the average wattage of a standard size hair dryer. The power consumed by a 1500 watt hair dryer for 10 minutes of operation is around 0.25 kWh. Hence in a month it's power consumption will be 7.5 kWh.

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