Is there any good or bad thing about the water dispenser being powered on 24 hours a day?

The advantage of the water dispenser being open 24 hours a day is that you can drink hot water at any time

The disadvantages are that electricity is wasted, and the mineral elements in the water may be reduced or lost.

The maximum temperature of the water heated by the water dispenser is 90, and it will not boil, so there is no such thing as "a thousand boiling water", and repeated heating of the water stored in the inner tank for a long time will not have a fundamental impact on the water quality, but the mineral elements in the water may be reduced or lost.

If it's heat-free, keep it plugged in, and it doesn't cost much electricity.

If there is a hot bladder, the hot gall should continue to keep the water boiling, otherwise there will be no hot water when you use it, and you need to wait. The hot gall is generally small, basically two glasses of water, and it is gone, that is, basically the water you boil is only enough for you to use two cups.

In this case, if you use close to two cups each time, then it must be used to save electricity.

If you only drink a little bit at a time, then it depends on the power consumption to maintain the temperature of the remaining water and the power consumption of the next time you use the water to burn, generally speaking, if you only drink a few glasses of water a day, it is more energy-efficient to use the water to burn, because you can't drink it all the time, the water is boiled too many times, and the water in the hot gall is also cold boiled water, the same drink.

And there's one thing to note:

The water of the hot tank water dispenser has been boiling, and this kind of water that has been boiling is not very good for the body, so try not to drink it.

Most cheap hot tank water dispensers do not have a cooked water overflow device, so when he boils water, even if the water is very hot, it is a mixture of raw and cooked water, and the effect you know, especially when it is cheap bottled water, the effect is not generally good.

The advantage is that you can have hot water to drink at any time, and the bad thing is to use a little more electricity, because the water dispenser is automatically insulated, and when the water temperature of the inner tank drops to the rated temperature, it will automatically heat.

The water is always boiling, which is not good for people's health.

One is that it costs electricity, and the other is that the water is always on and on, which is not good for people's health.

It consumes 4 kWh of electricity a day.

Water dispenser power:400 600 watts or so.

How it works:Boil the water first, and then enter the state of heat preservation, when the water temperature drops, it will automatically heat, and the water dispenser will heat and keep warm repeatedly, which will consume very electricity.

In simple terms. The water dispenser works at full power for 1 hour, and the electricity consumption is about to be consumed by the banquet.

Such as 24 hours of uninterrupted power.

About 1 to 3 times a day.

That is, about 8 hours in the state of full power cavity wax work.

degrees

A month's electricity consumption is4x30 = 120 degrees

One year is Wu Mu120x12 = 1440 degrees

Look at the power and heat preservation generally consume 1 to 5 degrees of electricity.

You can do the math yourself, it's different if the temperature is different.

Look at your water dispenser power such as 600 W

The power consumption is: 3 (3+17)*24*= kWh.

You can check its power in the manual, and the power of the general water dispenser is about right, that is, if the water dispenser keeps the red light, the power consumption for an hour is about the degree.

During heating, if the green light is on, it means that the water temperature reaches the required level (generally 90), and the water dispenser will automatically cut off the resistance wire. The next step is the thermal insulation state, which basically does not consume electricity. But it is worth noting that the green light only lasts for a very small time, and when the temperature drops, it automatically heats up and the red light comes on.

This is generally the case, with traffic lights jumping in turns. Taking the most common power products as an example, in the state of not shutting down, the average daily production of 1 liter of water must consume 1 liter of electricity kilowatt hours, and the power consumption is almost 4 times that of refrigerators, which is a more powerful "electric energy killer" than air conditioners, refrigerators and other major appliances.

Therefore, it is recommended that you do not turn on the water dispenser when people are not around.

An ordinary water dispenser is open for 24 hours, its rated power is 550w, and 1000w is open for 24 hours, which is equivalent to using one kilowatt-hour of electricity, so the rated power of 550w should be in one kilowatt-hour of electricity for a day.

This can't be calculated exactly.

The main thing is that the power of the equipment changes at any time according to the usage, and theoretically if there are people taking water all day long, in working condition, the power consumption is about a degree.

However, the general frequency of use will not be so high, according to the calculation of the number of people taking water per hour, it is estimated to be about 3 degrees.

You don't use much electricity, just an ordinary water dispenser, at most 1 kilowatt-hour a day, it should be enough for him to use, after all, this is not a waste of electricity, of course, you also have to look at the specific situation.

1. The water dispenser is always on to save electricity.

2. The power of ordinary water dispenser is 500W. If you keep the water boiling, the electricity will be turned on every 2 hours. If the water dispenser has a hot tank, you can choose to turn it on or off according to your situation.

The hot tank should keep the water boiling continuously, and the water cooler will automatically boil the water below a certain temperature. There is no fixed time and frequency of boiling water, therefore, electricity costs more than on and off. If you don't have a hot tank, you can always plug it in because it doesn't consume a lot of electricity.

3. If it is in a one-on-one-off state, it will consume a lot of power and will damage the machine. Since the power is turned off and the water does not reach the cooling temperature value, it will work again and cool down when the power is turned on, turning it off when not in use. In summer, the temperature of ice water rises slowly under the action of room temperature.

The temperature of the boiling water drops so that the machine is restarted and the water dispenser will heat or cool down again, consuming electrical energy. As a result, there is a lot of power consumption when the power is turned on and the heat is turned on.

Hello! I don't think it's very good to boil water repeatedly, it's definitely not good, and the water dispenser still can't be turned on all the time.