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计算器: LED Savings.

使用计算器: LED Savings,根据输入获得清晰实用的结果。

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Annual baseline energy: 87.6 kWh

Annual baseline energy

87.6kWh
Annual efficient energy: 14.6 kWh

Annual efficient energy

14.6kWh
Annual energy savings: 73 kWh

Annual energy savings

73kWh
Annual baseline cost: US$13.14

Annual baseline cost

US$13.14
Annual efficient cost: US$2.19

Annual efficient cost

US$2.19
Annual cost savings: US$10.95

Annual cost savings

US$10.95
Simple payback: 0.46 years

Simple payback

0.46years

Results update automatically as you type.

Planning arithmetic only. Enter your own rates, capacities, efficiencies, and usage factors; no live tariffs or device defaults are used.

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Use Cases

Compare lighting upgrade options

Evaluate the financial benefit of switching from an existing lamp to a more efficient one by entering their power ratings and your usage patterns.

Example: Compare a 60W incandescent with a 10W LED used 5 hours/day, 365 days/year.

Estimate savings for home or business

Plan a lighting retrofit by estimating annual cost savings and payback for each lamp replacement, helping you prioritize upgrades.

Example: Calculate savings for replacing 100 bulbs in an office.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the LED savings calculator work?
You enter the baseline lamp power (W), efficient lamp power (W), hours used per day, days used per year, electricity rate (currency/kWh), and upfront replacement cost. The calculator compares annual energy use and cost, then shows savings and payback period.
What is payback period in this calculator?
Payback period is the time it takes for your annual electricity savings to cover the upfront replacement cost. It's calculated by dividing the upfront cost by the annual savings.
Can I use this calculator for any type of lamp?
Yes, as long as you know the power (W) of both the baseline and efficient lamps, plus your usage and electricity rate. It works for any lamp type, including incandescent, CFL, or LED.

Tips & Common Mistakes

Tips

  • Use the actual wattage printed on your lamp or bulb, not the equivalent wattage (e.g., '60W equivalent' is not the actual power).
  • Estimate hours used per day realistically—consider seasonal variations and occupancy patterns.
  • Enter your exact electricity rate from your utility bill (in currency per kWh) for accurate cost comparisons.
  • Include the full upfront replacement cost, including the price of the new lamp and any installation fees if applicable.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Using 'equivalent wattage' instead of actual power consumption, which can lead to incorrect savings estimates.
  • Forgetting to convert electricity rate to the same currency and unit (currency/kWh) as your bill.
  • Overestimating daily usage, which inflates savings and shortens payback period unrealistically.

Last updated: August 13, 2026