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Homeless · 08-28-09, 07:50 PM

How much energy do you guys think could be saved by getting rid of the defrost feature ?

Daox · 08-29-09, 12:43 PM

Holy cow, is that 27 kWh for the entire month? Thats amazing.

I'd stick the fridge on a kill a watt and see what the difference is. I wouldn't think its a ton, but you never know. Perhaps check out a few freezers with and without and compare energy star tags?

Homeless · 08-29-09, 04:46 PM

( 27 kWh is for a 22 day cycle. )
The fridge is on a Kill-A-Watt already ( see the images above ).

Homeless · 11-30-09, 04:18 PM

I just love Texas weather. I have not used my heater once.
Temperatures are just now getting chilly, and it's the last day of November. ( actually, I'm wearing shorts now

)
I have a neighbor downstairs as well as upstairs, and high efficiency windows as well, so I am well insulated.
The fridge seems to really be affected by the outside temperature, because I haven't done anything out of the ordinary ( for me that is ) to conserve energy, yet my kWh reading is at 17 kWh for the month. ( 20 last month )

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08-28-09, 07:50 PM	#11
Homeless Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 42 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	How much energy do you guys think could be saved by getting rid of the defrost feature ?

08-29-09, 04:46 PM	#13
Homeless Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 42 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	( 27 kWh is for a 22 day cycle. ) The fridge is on a Kill-A-Watt already ( see the images above ).

11-30-09, 04:18 PM	#14
Homeless Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 42 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I just love Texas weather. I have not used my heater once. Temperatures are just now getting chilly, and it's the last day of November. ( actually, I'm wearing shorts now ) I have a neighbor downstairs as well as upstairs, and high efficiency windows as well, so I am well insulated. The fridge seems to really be affected by the outside temperature, because I haven't done anything out of the ordinary ( for me that is ) to conserve energy, yet my kWh reading is at 17 kWh for the month. ( 20 last month )