Understanding the electricity usage of your Taylor machine is crucial for managing your operational costs. Here’s a simple breakdown of how much electricity a typical Taylor machine might use:
Power Requirements: 20 Amp x 208V = 4,160 Watts
Daily Usage: 4,160 Watts x 12 hours a day = 49,920 Watts
Converted to Kilowatts: 49,920 / 1,000 = 49.92 kWh
Cost per Day: 49.92 kWh x 14.83 cents (NJ average kWh cost for commercial customers) = $7.40 per day
Cost per Month: $7.40 x 30 days = $222 per month
This calculation shows that a typical Taylor machine would cost approximately $222 per month to operate, based on average usage and electricity rates. This is an essential factor to consider when planning your operational budget, especially for businesses looking to manage energy costs effectively.
*Cost calculation is based on assumptions for electricity costs. Your costs may vary. Contact your electric supplier for more details and information.
