Cost of stabilizing

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JPW062

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Has anyone calculated their costs for stabilizing? specifically with regard to electric. I'm not sure what a vactakes, but it sure seems like a little inefficient toaster running for two hours would not be cheap.
 

MRDucks2

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Well, you do cannot typically get more than 1800 watts out of a 120 volt 15 amp circuit. For 2 hours that would be 3.6 kWh. At around 10 cents per kWh (varies) your cost would be 36 cents.


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Gary Beasley

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Since the toaster is holding at 200f its not too bad. The small vacuum pumps are probably a bit worse. I think theres a few folks here who could tell us how to figure the usage from the motor rating plate.
 
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