How many years can an electric blanket usually last? How many kilowatt-hours of electricity does an electric blanket generate per night?

Electric blankets have front and back sides. When laying out electric blankets, you must be careful not to lay them upside down. So how many years can electric blankets be used normally? How many kilowatt-hours of electricity might an electric blanket use in one night?

How many years can an electric blanket generally last?

The service life of electric blankets is six years, which is stipulated by the state. Generally, the instructions attached to compliant electric blankets have this information, and some even need to be replaced after five years. The service life of electric blankets is calculated from the date of production. The safe service life of electric blankets is six years, and the safe service life of electric heating pads is three years, because electric blankets will age after long-term use.

How many kilowatt-hours does an electric blanket generate per night?

An ordinary electric blanket consumes 0.32 kWh to 0.48 kWh overnight. Ordinary electric blankets are generally between 40-60W, that is, a 40W electric blanket consumes 0.04 kWh per hour, and a 60W electric blanket consumes 0.06 kWh per hour. One night is 8 hours, 40W: 0.04*8=0.32 kWh, 60W: 0.06*8=0.48 kWh. It consumes very little electricity, so you can use it with confidence.

How thick is the electric blanket?

No more than 3cm. When using an electric blanket, people usually put a blanket on it to avoid getting it dirty and damaging the circuits by sleeping directly on it. It also makes the heat conduction more uniform and makes sleeping more comfortable. But be careful not to put a blanket on the electric blanket that is too thick. Generally, it should not exceed 3cm, because too thick will affect the heat transfer of the electric blanket, thus affecting the warmth-keeping effect.

Can the electric blanket be folded up when not in use?

Not recommended. It is not recommended to fold and store an electric blanket when not in use, because the electric blanket is full of heating wires. If it is folded for a long time, it is easy to break or bend the heating wires inside, which will affect the normal conductivity of the electric blanket and greatly reduce the usability. In addition, if the heating wires are severely damaged, there is a risk of leakage when using it. It is recommended to roll up the electric blanket when not in use, which can reduce the floor space and avoid damage to the electric blanket.