- How much electricity does a vacuum cleaner use? -

To get to know how much electricity does a vacuum cleaner consumes, first we need to know how much power does it use.

Depending on the model, a vacuum cleaner can use from around 400 Watts up to 1500 Watts.

So, first, you need to know how many watts does your vacuum cleaner use.

The power consumption of your vacuum cleaner should be described on the specification’s label.

If not, you may do a search on the internet as we are showing on the picture above.

Electricity usage and cost calculator

Once you know the power consumption, the calculator below can be used to calculate the power consumption and the electricity cost of a vacuum cleaner over a period of time.

You just need to adjust the values in the PARAMETERS section to your requirements and the calculator will automatically display the RESULTS section.

Additional information

Not everybody it is familiar with terms like Watts, Kilowatts or Kilowatt hours so if you would learn more about them, have a look to this video that we have prepared for you.

All our videos can be found in YouTube, in both English and Spanish languages.

If you are looking for saving electricity at home, have a look to this video where we provide some useful tips to reduce the electricity consumption and decrease the electricity bill.

Additionally, you may need to convert current and voltage into power so the calculator below may be of use for you . Alternatively, yo may have a look to our other calculators for one that fits your need.

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