Save up to 25%
Recycle Electricity
888-613-7775
sales@peakenergytech.com
Build a Mountain of Savings
How Much Electricity Does a Dryer Use?
When evaluating electricity saving ideas you may ask “How much electricity does a dryer use?”. Hence, we turn to Energy Star for trusted input. They tell us the average electric clothes dryer uses about 180kWh of electricity each month. This cover the least to most efficient products on the market.
Therefore, this costs you about .43¢ per load. This works out to about $26 each month or $312 per year. But, you do have fluffy dry towels on demand. This assumes a 3000w dryer running 2 hours a day. And, the price of electricity being around the current (June 2022) national average of 14.47¢/kWh. Depending on actual usage and dryer efficiency rating the number could vary. But this is a good starting point. There are trade-offs when considering the efficiency of a dryer. You can get rid of your old, less efficient dryer. Then, spend a significant amount on a new high efficiency unit to gain saving on electricity. But, we have a better way!
Let's dig deeper...
Additionally, we could also ask “How can I spend less money to dry the same amount of clothes?”
Install a Peak Energy Saver! You can dry the exact same amount of clothes and use less electricity! Gas dryer savings can be greater because natural gas is generating the heat. The Peak Energy Saver optimizes the way electricity is used in your home. The benefits extend to major appliances, electronics, computer equipment, video game consoles, and lighting. But that’s just the beginning! Because cell phone, tablet, and laptop chargers benefit as well. By capturing and recycling requested but unused electricity you can reduce your electricity consumption by 15 to 20% EVERY MONTH! We back this statement about our proven technology with a 90-day money back guarantee! Check out our testimonials to see for yourself!
Are you more interested in commercial and municipal applications?
You can save even more. The 3-Phase Peak Energy Saver is optimized for commercial and municipal equipment and their respective loads.
Do you have more questions? Check out our FAQ page for many more answers!
