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Server energy comsumption calculations
if i use this online calc with the wattage below from a meter i have on the server
http://www.eu-energystar.org/en/en_008b.shtml
with the same wattage and always on i get ¬1150.5 per year but the below calcs give me ¬258.84 per year
can someone please sanity check this cheers
HP ML 350 G5
volts x amps= watts
235v x 0.85amp = 199.75
24 Hours Per Day X 30 Days per Month (average) = 720 hours per month
199.75 Watts Per Hour X 720 hours per month = 143,820 Watts per month
143,820 Watts per month / 1000 Watts per Kilowatt hour = 143.82 kW Hours
143.82 kWh X .15 cents per kWh = ¬21.57 per month
¬258.84 per year
¬21.57 / 720 hours = .0299 euros per hour/ 2.99 cents per hour
http://www.eu-energystar.org/en/en_008b.shtml
with the same wattage and always on i get ¬1150.5 per year but the below calcs give me ¬258.84 per year
can someone please sanity check this cheers
HP ML 350 G5
volts x amps= watts
235v x 0.85amp = 199.75
24 Hours Per Day X 30 Days per Month (average) = 720 hours per month
199.75 Watts Per Hour X 720 hours per month = 143,820 Watts per month
143,820 Watts per month / 1000 Watts per Kilowatt hour = 143.82 kW Hours
143.82 kWh X .15 cents per kWh = ¬21.57 per month
¬258.84 per year
¬21.57 / 720 hours = .0299 euros per hour/ 2.99 cents per hour
ASKER
but does it cost 250 or 1000 to run an entry level server per year always on?
For 365 days/year, that's 1749.8 * $0.15 cost per kW = $262.47 - I don't know why the calculator is using a $1.00/kWhr rate.
ASKER
how can u see it using 1 dollar an hour? its default is 0.11 euro cents?
so a milloin percent if the watt draw is 128watt on my meter its roughly 250 euro for 365 x 24 x 7
Please confirm thanks for your help
so a milloin percent if the watt draw is 128watt on my meter its roughly 250 euro for 365 x 24 x 7
Please confirm thanks for your help
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Also, your 258.84 figure is an annual dollar cost, not a total kW use in a year.