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Half a liter of water? Wow. We can probably derive the power usage from that, considering that the heat is generated by consuming electricity. I assume they d
by aspyct 3y ago
Half a liter of water? Wow.
We can probably derive the power usage from that, considering that the heat is generated by consuming electricity.
I assume they do evaporative cooling, Anyone with enough physics knowledge to calculate this?
At least in my kitchen, evaporating 500ml of water takes significant time and energy.
- averageRoyalty 3y ago> Anyone with enough physics knowledge to calculate this? You could probably ask ChatGPT.
- tim333 3y agoFirst result on Google give the energy use as about 0.002 KWh per query. And evaporating 500ml is about 0.3kwh. So that's about 150 queries.