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AC Savings Calculator – Compare Old vs New AC Costs

AC Savings Calculator

Compare your old AC with energy-efficient models and discover how much you can save on electricity bills

AC Buying Guide

Upgrade to Save: Old AC vs New Efficient AC Comparison

Are you tired of sky-high electricity bills every summer? Your old air conditioner might be the culprit! Older ACs, especially those with lower star ratings or non-inverter technology, consume significantly more electricity compared to modern 5-star inverter ACs.

Upgrading to a 5-star inverter AC can reduce your electricity consumption by up to 40-50% while providing better cooling efficiency. Not only will you save money on monthly bills, but you'll also contribute to environmental conservation by reducing your carbon footprint.

Use our comprehensive savings calculator below to compare your current AC with energy-efficient models. For accurate electricity cost calculations of individual ACs, check out our mainAC Bill Calculator tool for detailed consumption analysis.

Compare Your AC Electricity Costs & Savings

Current/Old AC

New Efficient AC

AC Efficiency Comparison Chart

AC TypeStar RatingPower Consumption*Monthly Cost**Savings vs 1-Star
Old Non-Inverter AC1 Star1500W₹2,880-
Regular AC3 Star1080W₹2,074₹806
Inverter AC4 Star794W₹1,525₹1,355
5-Star Inverter AC5 Star663W₹1,275₹1,605

*Based on 1.5-ton AC | **8 hours daily usage, ₹8/kWh electricity rate

💡 Maximize Your AC Savings: Pro Tips

Optimal Usage Practices

  • Set temperature to 24-26°C for maximum efficiency
  • Use timer function to avoid overnight overcooling
  • Close doors and windows while AC is running
  • Use ceiling fans to circulate cool air effectively

Maintenance for Efficiency

  • Clean or replace air filters monthly
  • Annual professional servicing and gas check
  • Keep outdoor unit clean and well-ventilated
  • Check for refrigerant leaks regularly

Ready to Upgrade Your AC?

Discover the latest energy-efficient air conditioners and start saving on your electricity bills today.

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