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AC Electricity Consumption

A 2-ton non-inverter AC set at 17°C consumes approximately 2.3 kWh of electricity per hour, while an inverter model consumes between 1.2 to 1.5 kWh depending on conditions. The calculations are based on a power input of 2.3 kW for the non-inverter model. Actual consumption may vary due to factors such as room insulation and ambient temperature.

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AC Electricity Consumption

A 2-ton non-inverter AC set at 17°C consumes approximately 2.3 kWh of electricity per hour, while an inverter model consumes between 1.2 to 1.5 kWh depending on conditions. The calculations are based on a power input of 2.3 kW for the non-inverter model. Actual consumption may vary due to factors such as room insulation and ambient temperature.

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Electricity Consumption of 2-Ton AC

To calculate the electricity consumption of a 2-ton AC set at 17°C for 1 hour, consider the following:

Basic Formula:

Power Consumption (kWh or unit) = Power Rating (kW) × Time (hours)

1 ton of AC approximately 3.5 kW of cooling capacity (not actual power consumption)

Assumptions:

- 2-ton Non-Inverter AC

- Set Temperature: 17°C

- High cooling demand -> continuous compressor usage

Average Power Input: 2.3 kW

Electricity Units Consumed in 1 Hour:

- Non-Inverter 2-Ton AC -> Approx 2.3 units (kWh)

- Inverter 2-Ton AC (variable load) -> Approx 1.2 to 1.5 units (kWh)

Conclusion:

If you run a 2-ton AC at 17°C for 1 hour:

- Non-inverter: ~2.3 units

- Inverter: ~1.2 to 1.5 units (depending on conditions)

Note: Actual usage depends on room insulation, ambient temperature, and AC efficiency.

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