Appliance running cost calculator UK: heaters, blankets
Work out what a heater, dehumidifier, electric blanket or air fryer costs to run in the UK at the October 2026 price cap, per hour, day, week and month, with the working shown.
Small calculators and converters that run in your browser. Use them here or copy the code.
Work out what a heater, dehumidifier, electric blanket or air fryer costs to run in the UK at the October 2026 price cap, per hour, day, week and month, with the working shown.
A free logic gate puzzle game with 153 levels: flick the switches to light the lamp, starting with one wire and working up through NOT, AND, OR, NAND, NOR and XOR gates to number displays, adders and memory, then 50 levels from hard to extreme.
Type your number plate: the calculator reads your yearly mileage from your car's MOT history and shows what an electric car would cost you, at home or public chargers, with the 3p-a-mile charge from April 2028. It also shows how long one charge takes and what it costs.
Check any car's MOT history by number plate, with each advisory explained in plain English, the mileage readings checked, repeated faults picked out, and questions to ask a seller.
Type how much you charge at rapid chargers each month and see whether an IONITY, Tesla, bp pulse, GRIDSERVE, Shell, Fastned or Be.EV subscription would save you money, with each network's prices checked in October 2026.
Type the code printed on a capacitor, such as 104, 473J or 2A104J, and get the value in pF, nF and µF with the tolerance and voltage. Works both ways.
A free controller tester that runs in your browser: check every button, trigger and stick on a PlayStation, Xbox, Switch or PC controller, and test the sticks for drift.
Work out the series resistor for an LED on 12 V, 5 V or any supply. Rounds up to a standard value and shows the current and the resistor's power.
A free calculator for the real cost of a 3D print in the UK, with filament prices, printer power figures and the maths shown.
Write maths in plain words and symbols and the site typesets it. Every example on this page, with what you type and what the reader sees.