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Fan or air conditioning? Find out how to save almost 50 euros per month
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Fan or air conditioning? Find out how to save almost 50 euros per month

SAPO Notícias5 September 2026 at 12:00

Selectra, an energy tariff comparison company, compared the costs of both pieces of equipment to help consumers make more economical choices. The analysis focuses on the difference in energy consumption between fans and air conditioning units.

According to the comparison carried out, it's possible to save almost 50 euros per month by opting for the fan instead of air conditioning. This significant difference is mainly due to the high electricity consumption of air conditioning systems.

The article also explains when it's worth using each piece of equipment and offers practical tips on how to reduce the energy bill. Selectra thus aims to help consumers make informed decisions about the best solution for cooling spaces during the hottest months.

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