How much power does an automatic ironing machine use?

How much electricity does an automatic ironing machine use compared to a regular iron?

We have compared electricity consumption, time consumption, and efficiency per shirt, so you can quickly see the difference.

What does the comparison show?

The infographic provides an overview of the typical differences in power consumption, effect, and time consumption between traditional ironing and using The Automatic Ironing Machine 3.0.

The figures are indicative and based on average conditions, and actual results may vary from person to person.

The most significant differences are:
✓ Approximately 30% lower power consumption (1400W vs. 2000W)
✓ Typically lower electricity consumption per shirt
✓ No manual ironing required during the process
✓ More time for other tasks

Traditional iron

A regular iron typically uses about 2000 watts and takes an average of 5–10 minutes per shirt. The figures are based on average ironing of a standard shirt and may vary depending on experience, fabric type, and shirt condition.

This corresponds to an electricity consumption of approximately 0.25–0.35 kWh per shirt, depending on the fabric type, the shirt's condition, and how experienced one is with ironing.

In addition, the process requires active manual work from start to finish.

Automatic Ironing Machine

The Automatic Ironing Machine 3.0 uses up to 1400 watts and typically irons a shirt in 8–12 minutes.

Electricity consumption is usually around 0.20–0.25 kWh per shirt.

Although the process takes roughly the same amount of time as traditional ironing, the major difference is that the work is automatic. You can therefore use the time for other tasks while the shirt is being ironed and dried.

Is an automatic iron cheaper in electricity?

Short answer: Yes – or at least just as efficient.

Although the difference in electricity consumption is not enormous, an automatic iron is typically slightly lower per shirt.

However, the biggest advantage is not necessarily electricity consumption.

You also get:

• More time
• More convenience
• Less manual work

For many families, it is therefore the overall time savings and convenience that make the biggest difference in everyday life.

What does this mean in practice?

An automatic iron can slightly reduce electricity consumption compared to traditional ironing, but the real benefit lies in the automatic process.

If you want to spend less time ironing and also keep electricity consumption down, The Automatic Ironing Machine 3.0 is an effective alternative to traditional ironing.

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