12 inch Box Fan KYT-30-S015

Product Size: 12 inch
Sample: Available
Color: Customize
MOQ: 1000pcs
Lead Time:30 days
Certificate:CE,CB,RoHS,,ISO9001

Details Information Specification Video Certificate Contact us

Advantage:

Easy to move, cool you at any angle.
Elegant design with convenient handle, easy to carry outdoor.
Box Fan with powerful motor and strong wind volume fan blade.
3 fan speeds adjustment (soft wind, strong wind, super strong wind)
OEM brand for customer choosing

Model No.:	KYT-30-S015
Size:	12 inch Box Fan
Voltage:	220-240V 50Hz/110-120V 60Hz
Motor:	Aluminum or Copper motor
Grill:	Plastic grill
Blade:	5PP
Timer:	Yes
Package:	1pcs/white box or color box
Loading quantity:	2800pcs/40HQ

Boqifan Certificate Boqifan transportation

Deliver the sample and fans as you like. Different transportation methods are available based on the customer’s need. Fast and safe shipment by ship/train/plane.

More Box Fan

Bowin will Provide You The Best Box Fan Solution

20 inch Air Cooling Electric Fan Box Fan KYT-50-D

china factory price oem 220v electric 12 Inch plastic box fan with timer KYT-30-S006

Rotating High Speed Portable Box Fan For Living Room KYT-30-S001

12 inch Box Fan KYT-30-S001R With Remote

12 Inch Square Air Cooling Electric Box Fan with 5 blades KYT-30-102

Fashion Up and Down 12 Box Fan From Factory KYT-30-S016R

12 inch Box Fan Home Appliances Electronic Box Hand Fan KYT-30-103

20 inch powerful electric plastic industrial box fan2 — 20 inch powerful electric plastic industrial box fan

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to run a box fan?

The cost of running a box fan will vary. The costs depend on many factors and variables including duration of use, device wattage, speed setting, your cost per kWh, etc.

To get a good estimate of the running costs, let’s use the US average kWh rate of electricity (i.e. 15 cents), the average wattage for various box fan sizes and assume the maximum power is being consumed for various durations.

In the US, the average 20 inch box fan costs $0.013 cents per hour. This works out at $0.104 per 8 hours (e.g. overnight) and $0.31 over 24hrs. If on 24/7, the average 20 inch box fan costs $2.18 per week or $9.65 per month to run.

Assuming max draw, 100W box fans cost $0.015 per hour, $0.12 for 8hrs and $0.36 for 24hrs of use. Over 1 full week and month of 24/7 use, 100W box fans can cost $2.52 and $11.16 to run, respectively.

This is nearly twice the running cost of the most efficient 20 inch box fan.

The most efficient 20 inch box fan costs $0.008 cents per hour to run, $0.064 per 8hrs and 19 cents over 24hrs. Assuming 24/7 use, the most efficient 20 inch box fan costs $1.34 per week and $5.91 per month to run.

Overall, regardless of size, the average box fan costs $0.011 per hour to run. This works out at $0.088 for 8hrs of use and $0.26 for 24hrs. Expect to pay $1.84 for a full week of non-stop use and $8.15 for a full month (31 days).

These are US cost estimates only. Let’s take a look at how much it costs to run a 20 inch box fan across multiple countries and see how US costs compare.

How much does it cost to run a 20 inch box fan?

As mentioned, the average 20 inch box fan uses 86.5W and costs, on average, $0.013 cents per hour in the US. But how does this cost compare with other countries?

The table below lists the costs of running an average 20 inch box fan across 5 different countries for various durations.

The US is the cheapest country in our list to run a box fan, followed by New Zealand, Australia, the UK and then Ireland.

In the UK, it costs just over 2 cents (USD) to run a box fan for an hour. To run overnight for 8 hours, with no reduced nightly rate, it costs 18 cents. Running a box fan for a full day, week and month in the UK costs $0.54, $3.78 and $16.73 respectively.

How to work out how much it costs to run a box fan?

Working out the running costs of a box fan is not difficult. If you don’t want to do the calculations yourself, jump to the Box Fan Electricity Cost Calculator in the next section. Otherwise, the formula for working out the running cost is as follows:

Cost to run a box fan=power consumed (in kWh) X your kWh rate

The steps below will help you with your calculation.

Follow these 4 steps to work out how much it costs to run a box fan:

Get your kWh rate – this is the amount you pay per kWh. In the US the average kWh rate is 15 cents. You should see your kWh / unit rate on your electricity bill. If not, you may have to look it up on your energy provider’s website or contact them directly.Get your box fan wattage. The average 20 inch box fan uses 86.5W. Your box fan power rating should be visible on the device itself (usually printed on the back) or on the packaging and accompanying manuals. Alternatively, chances are you’ll find it listed in the wattage of the most sold box fans, here.Work out the total power consumed in kWh. To do this simply multiply your box fan wattage by the amount of hours you use it per day (we could use any period, but let’s just use daily for now). This give you the expected watts consumed, at max draw. Then simply divide your answer by 1,000 to get the kWh consumed. For example, running an 86.5W box fan for 4 hours per day will consume .346kWh (86.5 multiplied 4, divided by 1,000=.346kWh).Finally, work out the electricity cost by multiplying your kWh by your unit rate. For example, with a 15 cent unit rate, the .346kWh consumption of our box fan will cost $0.052 per day.

Do box fans use a lot of electricity?

Box fans use a lot less power compared to other cooling appliances.

When compared to other household appliances, box fans do not use a lot of electricity, unless they’re running for a substantial period of time.

Box fans and light bulbs use a similar amount of electricity. A 100W incandescent light bulb uses about the same amount of power as a 100W box fan.

Smaller box fans are comparable to efficient LED light bulbs, while the larger less efficient household box fans (approx. 220W) are comparable to outdoor security lights.

Running a box fan overnight, for 8 hours, is similar in cost to:

running a typical efficient compact refrigerator for just over 1 dayrunning an electric heater for 30 minutesboiling a kettle 11 times23 cups of coffee from a Dolce Gustocharging an electric bike twice (enough to go 62 miles)1 week of treadmill use (in a mannar that reaches the CDC’s recommended 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity, e.g. walking at 3.5mph)

12 inch Box Fan KYT-30-S015

Advantage:

More Box Fan

20 inch Air Cooling Electric Fan Box Fan KYT-50-D

china factory price oem 220v electric 12 Inch plastic box fan with timer KYT-30-S006