GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Electric Blanket Wattage Usage Statistics
Electric blankets typically consume between 60 to 120 watts of power when in use, with newer models often using slightly lower wattage levels.
In this post, we will explore the diverse range of wattages used by electric blankets available on the market today. From low wattage options as low as 12W to high wattage blankets that can reach up to 200 watts, understanding the energy consumption of these popular bedding items proves to be essential for both comfort and efficiency. Join us as we delve into the statistics surrounding electric blanket wattage usage to help you make informed decisions about your sleep environment.
Statistic 1
"Most electric blankets on the market use anywhere from 15 to 200 watts."
Statistic 2
"Some electric blankets use about 200 watts (the wattage is usually printed on the blanket)."
Statistic 3
"When run at full power, an electric blanket might use up to about 200 Watts."
Statistic 4
"Most electric blankets are made in wattages from 50 to 200 watts."
Statistic 5
"High-quality electric blankets use between 15-115 Watts."
Statistic 6
"Some electric blankets have a wattage rating as low as 12W."
Statistic 7
"High Wattage electric blankets are heated up faster than the low Wattage ones."
Statistic 8
"The energy consumption of an electric blanket varies according to hours used, wattage, the blanket’s size, and how warm you like your bed."
Statistic 9
"Electric blankets typically have a wattage of between 15 and 90 watts."
Statistic 10
"Depending upon the heating level selected, a twin-sized electric blanket can consume 62 to 101 watts per hour."
Statistic 11
"For a queen-sized electric blanket, watt consumption can range between 130 to 180 watts per hour, depending upon the heat setting."
Statistic 12
"Some of the most energy-efficient electric blankets use only 18 watts of electricity."
Statistic 13
"The smallest, travel-sized electric blankets, use about 50 watts."
Statistic 14
"Electric blankets that are 60 watts are considered low-voltage."
Statistic 15
"Some large electric blankets can use between 100-200 watts."
Statistic 16
"Double-sized electric blankets usually have a power of between 60 and 85 watts."
Jannik Lindner
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