Homelab Power Calculator

Homelab Power Cost Calculator

Estimate the daily, monthly, and yearly electricity cost of your NAS, mini PCs, home servers, disks, UPS units, networking gear, and GPUs.

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Global settings

Choose your electricity rate and regional defaults.

Enter your local rate.
Approximate grid carbon intensity.
United States — $0.17/kWh

Component builder

Add your homelab hardware and adjust load percentage or runtime.

Live estimate

Calculated instantly as you edit your setup.

Average power draw
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Daily energy use
0 kWh
Monthly cost
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Yearly cost
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Yearly energy use
0 kWh
Yearly COâ‚‚ emissions
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Estimates are approximate. Real power draw varies by workload, hardware configuration, PSU efficiency, battery/UPS losses, and local electricity rates.

Cost breakdown

See which components contribute most to your power bill.

Component Qty Avg watts Daily kWh Monthly cost Yearly cost

Optimization tips

Practical ways to reduce power consumption.

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Next steps after measuring your homelab power

Use your wattage result to size backup power, compare efficient gear, or get notified when new homelab power guides go live.

Use measured watts for the next decision

The calculator is a planning estimate. Power-supply labels show maximum capacity, not the electricity a device normally draws. Measure the complete setup at the wall for at least a normal workday before buying replacement hardware or backup power.

Record idle draw, a typical workload, and a short peak such as a NAS scrub or system startup. Use the sustained figure for electricity cost and the higher observed figure when sizing a UPS. Leave capacity for the router, switch, storage, and any equipment that must remain online together.

If the measured load is already low, replacing working hardware may cost more than the electricity it saves. If idle draw is high, compare consolidation and efficient mini PCs first. For outage protection, use the measured watts in the UPS and router-runtime guides.

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