AC Electricity Cost in Singapore

Calculate your AC running costs with Singapore electricity rates

Average Tariff

S$0.22

per kWh

Currency

SGD

S$

Sun Hours

4.5

peak hours/day

1.5T Monthly

S$208

8 hrs/day, inverter

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AC Cost Calculator for Singapore

The calculator below is pre-filled with Singapore's average electricity rate of S$0.22/kWh. Adjust values to match your specific usage pattern.

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Ton
W
hrs
$/kWh

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Based on your usage pattern

Sample Monthly AC Costs in Singapore

AC SizeUsageTypeMonthly Cost
1 Ton8 hrs/dayInverterS$139
1.5 Ton8 hrs/dayInverterS$208
2 Ton8 hrs/dayInverterS$277
1.5 Ton12 hrs/dayNon-InverterS$416

* Based on average rate of S$0.22/kWh. Actual costs may vary.

Understanding AC Electricity Costs in Singapore

Air conditioning costs in Singapore depend on several factors including your AC size, usage hours, electricity tariff, and whether you have an inverter AC. The average residential electricity rate is around S$0.22 per kWh.

Tips to Reduce AC Costs in Singapore

  • Choose a 5-star rated inverter AC for maximum efficiency
  • Set temperature to 24-26°C (75-78°F) for optimal comfort and efficiency
  • Keep doors and windows closed when AC is running
  • Clean AC filters monthly during peak usage
  • Use ceiling fans along with AC to distribute cool air

Solar AC Potential in Singapore

With approximately 4.5 peak sun hours per day, Singapore can still benefit from solar, though you may need a larger system to offset AC consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average electricity rate in Singapore?

The average residential electricity tariff in Singapore is approximately S$0.22 per kWh. Rates vary by region and usage tier.

How much does it cost to run an AC in Singapore?

Running a 1.5 Ton AC for 8 hours daily in Singapore costs approximately S$208 per month at average rates.

Is solar AC feasible in Singapore?

Singapore receives an average of 4.5 peak sun hours per day. Solar can still work but may require more panels.