3 ways to use air conditioner to save electricity that not everyone knows

NGUYỄN LY |

Air conditioning is a device that consumes a lot of electricity in the hot season. But just changing your usage habits can still effectively cool down and save electricity costs.

One of the effective ways to save electricity is not to set the temperature too low. According to the US Department of Energy, a temperature of about 26-28 degrees Celsius combined with a fan will help the body feel comfortable while reducing pressure on the compressor. Keeping the air conditioner too cold causes the device to operate continuously, increasing power consumption.

Besides, many people often turn on and off the air conditioner continuously with the thought that it will save more electricity. However, experts from the US Consumer Assessment and Protection Organization said that this may cause the machine to consume more electricity due to having to restart continuously. Instead, you should maintain a stable temperature and use a timer or sleep mode at night.

Another tip that few people pay attention to is to clean the filter net periodically. When dust sticks thickly, the cold air flow is hindered, causing the air conditioner to operate more strongly to cool the room. According to recommendations from refrigeration experts, the filter net should be cleaned about every 2-4 weeks, especially during the hot season when used regularly.

In addition, users should limit opening the room door too much when the air conditioner is turned on to avoid losing cold air. Combining sunshades or limiting direct sunlight into the room also helps reduce the load on the device.

Experts note that using air conditioners properly not only helps save electricity but also extends the life of the device and reduces the risk of damage during the hot season.

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