Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Sujata Singh
During the night, consider using the sleep mode on your AC. This mode slightly increases the temperature settings, but it consumes less power, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable sleep without worrying about high electricity bills.
Running ceiling fans along with your AC can help distribute cool air more effectively, allowing you to set the AC to a higher temperature without sacrificing comfort. This can lead to significant energy savings.
Dirty filters restrict airflow, forcing the AC to work harder to cool the air. Clean or replace filters regularly to ensure more cooling effect and reduce energy consumption.
Keep your curtains or blinds closed during the hottest parts of the day. This can help reduce the need for the AC to run at full capacity, saving electricity.
A smart thermostat allows you to control your AC remotely and set schedules based on your usage. This can help you maintain the AC’s temperature and reduce electricity waste.
Open windows and doors during cooler parts of the day to let in fresh air and reduce the need for an air conditioner.
By reducing humidity levels, you can feel comfortable at higher temperatures, allowing you to set the AC higher.
If your AC is old and inefficient, upgrade to a new energy-efficient model, that could reduce your electricity bills.