Fridge-Freezer Running Cost Calculator
Typical draw about 430 W. Enter your hours and rate to estimate the monthly and yearly running cost.
WattCost runs every calculation in your browser — your usage and rates never leave this page.Try: Power (watts)=430, Hours per day=3, Days per month=30, Electricity rate=0.15 → 38.70 kWh, $5.81, $69.66
How to use
Enter the wattage (pre-filled to about 430 W, the typical draw for a Fridge-Freezer), set how many hours per day it runs, and add your electricity rate. WattCost multiplies watts ÷ 1000 × hours × days to get kWh, then multiplies by your rate for the cost.
Combined units run the compressor more than a fridge alone — expect a higher bill.
FAQ
How much does it cost to run a Fridge-Freezer per month?
At about 430 W, with 3 hours a day at $0.15/kWh, a Fridge-Freezer costs roughly $5.81 per month. Your real number depends on how many hours you use it and your local rate — enter your own figures for an exact estimate.
Does a Fridge-Freezer use power when it is off?
Most devices draw a small standby load. Unplug the Fridge-Freezer or put it on a switched outlet to stop the trickle when it is not in use.
How can I lower my Fridge-Freezer running cost?
Combined units run the compressor more than a fridge alone — expect a higher bill. You can also shop your electricity rate — even a small drop per kWh lowers every appliance on this site.