Again, the frequency of use determines how much you spend on electricity bills to run your ceramic heater. To find out how much it will cost to run a ceramic heater, simply check the wattage rating of the heater close to the power cord of the machine.Let’s say the ceramic heaters consume 1,500 watts, multiply this number by the number of hours you use the machine in a day, it will give you a daily value for the number of a kilowatt-hour of electricity it consumes.
The higher an appliance power rating in watts, the more it will cost to run.