With household electricity prices having increased by up to 3%, families in need of electrical appliances are concerned about electricity-saving capabilities. Therefore, when choosing to buy Toshiba air conditioners, users always consider selecting energy-efficient models. So, do Toshiba air conditioners consume a lot of electricity? How much does it cost to run an air conditioner for a month?
Let's explore and find the answers.
Do Toshiba air conditioners consume a lot of electricity?

To evaluate whether an air conditioner consumes a lot of electricity, users can consider the following factors:
- Energy Label: Every Toshiba air conditioner available in the Vietnamese market comes with an energy label. The energy label is divided into 5 levels (from 1 star to 5 stars), with a higher number of stars indicating better energy-saving capabilities
Currently, Toshiba introduces a wide range of different air conditioner models to the market. Based on electricity consumption levels, they are categorized into inverter and non-inverter types.
- Toshiba Non-Inverter Air Conditioners
Toshiba non-inverter air conditioner models typically have energy labels below 4 stars, along with CSPF indices below 4.
- Toshiba Inverter Air Conditioners

All Toshiba inverter air conditioner models achieve a 5-star energy label and a rating above 4.
For example, the Toshiba 9000 BTU RAS-H10J2KCVRG-V model has a 5-star energy label, with a CSPF rating of 6.97 and power consumption of 600W. The 12000 BTU Toshiba RAS-H13T4KCVRG-V model has a CSPF rating of 6.56. Their power consumption stands at 900W.
This power consumption of Toshiba inverter air conditioners places them among the most energy-efficient options in the market today.
Thus, using non-inverter Toshiba air conditioners results in average power consumption. Opting for Toshiba inverter models ensures significant electricity savings, undoubtedly leaving users satisfied with their energy efficiency.
How much does it cost to run a Toshiba air conditioner for a month?

To determine the monthly electricity consumption, users must first understand the formula for calculating the electricity usage of household appliances:
A= P.t
Where:
A: electricity consumption over time t;
P: power consumption of the device (in KW);
t: duration of usage (in hours).
Based on this formula, we can calculate the amount of money required for monthly air conditioner usage.
For example:
The Toshiba 1.5 HP Inverter Air Conditioner RAS-H13T4KCVRG-V model has a CSPF rating of 6.56. The power consumption of these models is 900W (0.90W). So if you use the air conditioner for an average of 6 hours a day, the electricity consumption per day will be:
A=0.9 *6- 5.4kWh.
Therefore, if used consistently for 30 days/month (though typically less), the total electricity consumed by this 12000 BTU Toshiba inverter air conditioner in a month would be around 162 kWh.
With household electricity prices (from 4/5/2023) ranging from 1,728 – 3,015 VND/kWh, we can calculate the electricity cost for that 12000 BTU Toshiba air conditioner to be around from 280,000 to 489,000 VND. Of course, the electricity rates for each household vary depending on the total electricity consumption of their electrical appliances.
However, the actual electricity consumption also depends heavily on how users utilize Toshiba air conditioners. Using them correctly will contribute to optimizing energy efficiency at its best.
Conclusion
Based on the analyses presented above, it's evident that Toshiba air conditioners are energy-efficient appliances in today's market. Therefore, even with rising electricity prices, users can still feel confident about their monthly electricity bills when using Toshiba air conditioner models.
However, energy saving with air conditioners also heavily depends on selecting the right air conditioner, proper installation, and usage. Therefore, before purchasing an air conditioner, users should optimize the room where the air conditioner is used (seal any openings, use insulated ceilings with tile or metal roofs...), choose a Toshiba air conditioner with suitable capacity for the room size, and find a reputable seller to ensure quality and installation when using.