Calculating Computer Power Consumption for a Mobile, Marine, and Off-Grid Electrical Systsem?
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- This video will teach your how to figure out how much power your laptop or desktop computer uses for a mobile, marine, and off-grid electrical system.
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00:00 Introduction
00:56 Laptop Computers: Plugged in vs Unplugged
01:35 How much power does a laptop use when unplugged?
02:43 How many times per day is a laptop battery used?
03:26 What if I don't use my laptop every day?
04:11 Discussion Break!
04:39 What if I only use my laptop while plugged in? - Авто та транспорт
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Thanks for all the videos
Thank you.
Running a vintage quad core PC with an old 32" LED TV HDMI using a junking cheapo 350 watt peak inverter MSW inverter from Lowe's. And a LED desk lamp. Total load averages less than 160 watts at full power then drops to approximately 80 watts at idle. I can also run on an inexpensive 150 watt cigarette lighter type inverter ( no fan), it's extremely efficient and has lasted over a decade with occasional use.. I can not hit these numbers running my newish 2400 Watt American Made Pure Sine Inverter. It's constantly broken down. Now it makes my LEDs flicker which causes them to consume 50% more power. ✌🏻👶🏻🚬
Can you share more about the watt-HOUR consumption of each of those devices? The watts is only one part of the equation and we have to know more about the 'time' side of the equation to get the watt-hours.
@@EXPLORISTlife 246 watt hours per day. 123 Watt's X 2 hours,👍🏻
Are there like PC/laptop sensors just like for water tanks/solar/battery/etc to be added to the monitor display? Idk if its even needed. Just wondering since everything has some type of sensor monitoring. Thanks!
A huge variation in laptop power consumption is under control of the user. Typically, right-click on the battery icon on your laptop and control things like how long the screen stays on, how bright it is under various conditions, whether the hard drive spins constantly or on demand, and how quickly the laptop powers down due to lack of use. With that in mind, it may be useful to test power consumption with a variety of setting combinations.
Certainly! And that was mentioned in the video. And the methods YOU can use to test that on YOUR system was also covered. 😀
Laptop: Dell XPS 15 (9650)
Battery Capacity: 97Whr
Laptop Weekly Usage: ~10hr
Hey Nate. We have a MS Surface, and like yours, the batteries are kind of flat. Lucky for us, we have a 12v adapter (From MS) we use in the trailer, so I have not checked it's load on a killawatt, but maybe the Victron 712 can??? Maybe.
Samsung Galaxy book 3 Business: 54 WH up to 10.9 hours.
Samsung Tablet 9 FE, 12 WH @ 18 Hours.
Why would you not use the power meter to also calculate the "use on battery" consumption as well.
Simply use on battery for 4 hours and then plugin to charge (turn it off) you then will know when fully charged how much the 4 hours usage took to re charge.
This seems way more accurate then other method you described.
You can then get a true accurate per hour usage for both plugged in and off battery usage.
I don’t follow, but ultimately There are probably 100 different ways to do this. Hopefully this video gave you some ideas to calculate what you need for your own devices.
Mac 16" 2019 with a 8700 mAh battery
Macbook Pro 14" uses 69.6 wh
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Killawatt meters work pretty well. I was typing before you mentioned that 😅