GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Hair Dryer Amperage Usage Statistics

Hair dryers typically have a usage amperage between 10-15 amps.

Last Updated: June 20, 2024

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In this post, we will explore the amperage usage of hair dryers based on various statistics, shedding light on the power consumption and electrical requirements of different types of hair dryers. From standard wattage usage to high-end professional models, we will analyze the ampere ratings associated with popular hair dryer models, providing valuable insights for consumers looking to understand the electrical demands of these household appliances.

Statistic 1

"Standard hair dryers use approximately 1,875 watts."

Statistic 2

"The current that a hair dryer uses equates to 7.8 amps."

Statistic 3

"Hair dryers usually don't use more than 15 amps, which is a standard circuit breaker size."

Statistic 4

"In the U.S., hair dryers running on 120 volts draw in 15 or fewer amps."

Statistic 5

"High power hair dryers can use between 800 to 1800 watts, resulting in a range of 6.7 to 15 amps."

Statistic 6

"Hair dryers using 1,875 watts outputting at 125 volts, will have an amperage of 15 amps."

Statistic 7

"Professional hair dryers often use up to 3600 watts, which equates to around 30 amps."

Statistic 8

"Hair dryers with dual voltage settings will have varying amperage based on voltage setting."

Statistic 9

"Energy efficient hair dryers use roughly 1,200 - 1,500 watts, which equates to roughly 10-12.5 amps."

Statistic 10

"Compact hair dryers typically use less energy, with usage around 800 watts or 6.67 amps."

Statistic 11

"Some cordless hair dryers have a lower wattage usage of around 400 watts or about 3.33 amps."

Statistic 12

"Some high-end powerful hair dryers like Dyson Supersonic use around 1600 watts or 13.33 Amps at 120 volts."

Statistic 13

"Some ionic hair dryers use less energy, around 1,875 watts, corresponding to 15.6 amps."

Statistic 14

"Tourmaline hair dryers typically have a power consumption of 1,875 watts and a respective current consumption of 15.6 amps."

Hair dryers vary in power consumption, with standard models using around 1,875 watts and drawing approximately 7.8 to 15 amps, designed to match the typical amperage of U.S. circuit breakers. High-end professional hair dryers may require up to 30 amps, depending on their wattage output. Energy-efficient and compact models consume less power, resulting in lower amp usage, while dual-voltage and cordless hair dryers exhibit varying amperage based on their settings and wattage. Ionic and tourmaline hair dryers generally have similar power consumption levels at 1,875 watts and around 15.6 amps.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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