Re:Toyota unveils 8.7 kWh battery for residential applications
by bjoli on Tuesday June 14, 2022 @10:44AM
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Full size fridge and freezer from 2015, forced ventilation fan (which is probably around 35-60w), one server (a repurposed office computer) and 2 WiFI hotspots, one of those Google speakers, a router (USG) and a PoE switch. Those are the big ones.
We didn't build the house, so there are all kinds of standby stuff (including needing smart lights for most lights, stove, towel heaters).
I didn't turn these things off because my mother in law is using the apartment a little while we are gone.
Re:Toyota unveils 8.7 kWh battery for residential applications
by danans on Monday June 13, 2022 @01:13PM
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4kWh is 166W average, which is a refrigerator and a couple WiFi access points, a camera, a home assistant device, and some other random plugged in devices (i.e. cordless phone).
Not much even in an efficient house.
When my apartment was empty for a few days last month, it used 2.2kWh/day.
I used 1700kWh of electricity last year, presumably mostly on cooking and the fridge-freezer. I don't have the district heating (fjernvarme) bill to hand, but that wouldn't be comparable to a house anyway.