Tabla De Consumo Electrico Corpoelec

A continuación, presentamos una tabla orientativa de consumo mensual para una familia promedio. Recuerda que estos valores varían según la eficiencia del equipo (clase A, B, C) y el tiempo de uso.

| Electrodoméstico | Potencia (Watts) | Horas uso/día | Consumo Aprox. (kWh/mes) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Nevera/Refrigerador (Frost) | 200 - 350 | 12 (ciclado) | 90 – 120 kWh | | Aire Acondicionado (12.000 BTU) | 1.200 - 1.500 | 8 horas | 288 – 360 kWh ⚠️ | | Lavadora (1 ciclo) | 400 | 1 hora | 12 kWh | | Secadora Eléctrica | 2.500 | 1 hora | 75 kWh (Alto riesgo) | | Televisor LED (40") | 50 - 80 | 5 horas | 7.5 – 12 kWh | | Computadora + Monitor | 150 - 300 | 6 horas | 27 – 54 kWh | | Ventilador de techo | 60 | 10 horas | 18 kWh | | Plancha de ropa | 1.000 | 3 veces/sem (2h total) | 6 kWh | | Microondas | 800 | 30 min/día | 12 kWh | | Bombilla LED (9W) | 9 | 6 horas | 1.6 kWh (por foco) |

Dato crítico: El Aire Acondicionado y la Nevera suelen representar entre el 60% y 70% del total de la factura de Corpoelec.

Corpoelec’s consumption table is designed to categorize users according to their monthly kilowatt-hour (kWh) usage. Typically, the table is divided into several consumption blocks or ranges (e.g., 0–100 kWh, 101–250 kWh, 251–500 kWh, and above). Each block has a specific rate per kWh, and in many cases, lower blocks are subsidized, while higher blocks face significantly increased tariffs. This progressive rate structure aims to encourage conservation: low-consuming households pay less per unit, while high-consuming ones pay a premium. tabla de consumo electrico corpoelec

The official purpose of the table is twofold. First, it ensures a fair distribution of subsidies, directing government support toward low-income or low-consumption households. Second, it discourages wasteful energy use, such as leaving high-power appliances running unnecessarily, which is critical in a system that has suffered from generation deficits and blackouts.

For a typical Venezuelan family, the consumption table is directly reflected in the monthly electricity bill. To estimate their bill, users must add up the power (in watts) of all appliances, multiply by average daily usage hours, and then by days in the billing period. For example, a refrigerator (200 W running 24/7) consumes about 144 kWh per month; an air conditioner (1,500 W used 8 hours daily) adds around 360 kWh monthly. Summing these values and locating the total on Corpoelec’s table gives the applicable rate.

Misunderstanding or ignoring this table can lead to bill shock. A household crossing from the subsidized block (e.g., 250 kWh) into the next tier may see the per-kWh price double or triple. Thus, the table acts as a behavioral guide: users who monitor their consumption can adjust habits—such as reducing air conditioner runtime, using LED bulbs, or unplugging idle electronics—to stay within a lower-cost block. Dato crítico: El Aire Acondicionado y la Nevera

CORPOELEC does not currently publish an online consumption table. For specific inquiries:

Conclusion: There is no official "CORPOELEC consumption table" in circulation as of 2025. Use the reconstructed table above as a technical guide. Your actual billing depends on your total monthly kWh, with the first 500 kWh subsidized for residential customers.

Tabla de Consumo Eléctrico de Corpoelec is a critical tool used by the Venezuelan National Electric Corporation to estimate the monthly energy demand of residential users and determine their corresponding billing tier. Understanding this table is vital due to recent structural changes in the Venezuelan electrical system, particularly the implementation of the Borrón y Cuenta Nueva 200 – 1

plan, which introduced fixed-rate and tiered pricing models. Standard Appliance Consumption Estimates

Corpoelec uses a standardized list of appliance power ratings (measured in Watts) and typical usage hours to calculate an estimated monthly Kilowatt-hour (kWh) total for households without active meters or for general load auditing. Estimated Power (Watts) Avg. Monthly Consumption (kWh) Air Conditioner (12k BTU) 1,200 – 1,500 W 180 – 360 kWh (8h daily) Electric Kitchen (4 burners) 120 – 150 kWh Electric Shower 20 – 40 kWh Refrigerator 250 – 500 W 40 – 60 kWh (Always on) Washing Machine 500 – 1,500 W 10 – 22 kWh Television (LED/LCD) 100 – 150 W 15 – 22 kWh 5 – 10 kWh Imagina Energía Residential Billing Tiers in Venezuela Censo de Carga Eléctrica y Consumo | PDF | Vatio - Scribd

To provide a reference table for estimating electrical consumption (kWh) of common household appliances, based on the technical standards used by CORPOELEC for billing and load calculations.

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