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Just tested this out and mine uses 6w at idle. This is with the seat heater and water heater turned on - but given that it's June there probably isn't much heat
by freetime2 1y ago
Just tested this out and mine uses 6w at idle. This is with the seat heater and water heater turned on - but given that it's June there probably isn't much heating needed to bring them up to comfortable temps.
For reference here is the model I have. I don’t remember the exact price, but I think it was a fairly mid-range model that cost less than ¥200,000 ($2,000) at the time.
https://search.toto.jp/tr/D08911R_201603.pdf https://search.toto.jp/tr/D08911R_201603.pdf
Edit: just had a look at current prices, and it looks like the MSRP for the same model is about 3x more expensive in the US than Japan. For example, the Neorest RS1 has a list price of ¥317,000 ($2,200) in Japan vs $6,315 in the US. So possibly a midrange model in Japan could be considered high end in the US.
- rahimnathwani 1y agoFrom the shape of the unit, I'm pretty sure it's one with a tank.
- amluto 1y agoYou’ll either need a remarkably good in-brain integrator or something that measures energy instead of power. The data is noisy. I just pulled the data from a US model Neorest, and I see a bit over 600Wh in a day. So better than 40W, but not amazing. It does drop below 1W for short periods, so it’s not actually the electronics wasting power at idle.