Electrical Appliances

Cooking

A microwave consumes less energy than an oven.
Use flat-bottom pans for best contact with the heat, with tight-fitting lids to keep the steam in the container. Its recommended to use pressure cookers use lesser energy than ordinary pots and pans.

Water Heaters and Water Coolers

Switch off electrical water heaters during summer and water coolers during winter, this can save up to 50% on your water heating and cooling energy consumption.
When purchasing a new water heater, it is advisable to purchase solar water heaters if possible, or electrical water heater with top rating (5 or 4 Stars) as approved by ESMA.

Refrigeration/Freezing

To avoid excessive cooling and wasting energy, set the fridge temperature to 4°C and Keep your freezer temperature at - 18 degree Celsius. (Always check the manufacturer's recommendation)
Check your refrigerator/freezer door gasket periodically for signs of deterioration.
Allow hot food to cool down (minimum of half an hour) before placing in your refrigerator.
Keep your fridge away from the oven, dishwasher, dryer and direct sunlight to avoid overworking.
When purchasing a new fridge, consider purchasing one with a high energy efficiency rating (5 or 4 stars) as approved by ESMA to save energy.

Electrical Appliances - Energy Saving Tips for Cooking, Water Heating, and Refrigeration