Frequently Asked Question

No. Using simple math, it's 55 watts X 24 hours = 1,320 watt hours per day, divided by 1,000 = 1.32 kilowatt hours per day. 1.32 x 30 days = 39.60 kilowatt hours per month. You can multiply it with the unit cost of your energy power and you will see the cost monthly to your bill.