Inflatables use 50-200 watts per hour. For 10 hours daily, you’ll spend an extra $10 a month per inflatable. To inflate a bouncy castle requires a 115 volt, 7-14 amp fan. Larger inflatables need a second fan. 1-2 horsepower blowers keep castles inflated. Most manufacturers recommend unplugging inflatable boats after 8 hours. This helps the fan motor last longer.
Christmas inflatables use little electricity. Overall, inflatables decorations are low energy.
Nylon and polyester are often used for small inflatables like balloons. High quality inflatables in optimal conditions can stay inflated for weeks. But outdoors in harsh weather, they deflate quicker.
Life jackets must be USCG approved and fit appropriately. Life vests are throwable devices.
Ceiling fans use relatively little electricity compared to coolers and air conditioners.
Treadmill electricity costs depend on quality and use. Costs vary by motor capacity.
Should you leave inflatables on all the time?
To inflate bouncy castles requires 115 volt, 7-14 amp fans. Manufacturers recommend unplugging boats after 8 hours.
If left on 24/7, Christmas inflatables will use more electricity, but overall decorations are considered low energy.
Life jackets must fit appropriately. Ceiling fans use little electricity compared to coolers.
The higher the treadmill’s motor capacity, the more electricity it uses.