Everhot Running Costs
How Much Does it Cost to Run an Everhot?
With the rise in energy costs in the UK, we've seen lots of past Aga Cooker owners make the switch to an Everhot with running costs at the forefront of their minds.
We'll look at the running costs of different models of Everhot, using a standard UK energy tariff.
How Much Does an Everhot Cost to Run?
Normally, you can run your Everhot Cooker for around £19 per week, if you leave it at the factory settings with all ovens and hotplates on 24/7.
Of course, the Everhot is controllable, so you can choose to reduce your energy usage by turning parts off when not required.
Everhot models are known for their low energy consumption, especially compared to other heat storage range cookers. This low consumption is mainly due to their innovative design and the ability to adjust the temperature in each zone.
An Everhot Cooker could be run for as little as a daily cup of coffee!
As with any weekly running cost figure, it can vary greatly depending on how you use the cooker, your energy tariff or even the insulation inside your walls.
Will an Everhot Heat the Room?
Yes! The Everhot models are designed to be left on 24/7, to allow them to slowly saturate with heat. They follow the same principles of older heat storage range cookers, without the fossil fuels or high energy bills.
Over the course of 2-3hours, your Everhot will saturate it's ovens and hotplates with heat, then gently radiate it into your room.
Most models emit between 600w and 700w of heat, with the largest models giving 1200w of heat into the room - although this depends on a few specific factors for your individual space, wall insulation type, ceiling height etc).
If you were looking to get the most ambient heat from your Everhot, we recommend leaving it on it's normal settings 24/7, to fully saturate with heat (rather than dropping into ECO overnight), and utilising the hotplates. These make a big difference to the heat output, especially on the + models.
The thermostats for the ovens and hotplates are inside, so they won't know what temperature your room is at. These heat storage range cookers aren't specifically designed to heat the room, it's just a pleasant by-product of their design. You'd always be more efficient using your central heating or a purpose built heater to warm your space when needed.
Weekly Everhot Running Costs:
Based on a 26.11p per kW tariff (UK price cap for July 2026).
Using the standard temperatures during the day and ECO mode overnight.
| Model | Weekly Power Consumption | Weekly Running Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Everhot 60 | 75kWh | £19.58 |
| Everhot 90+ | 90kWh | £23.50 |
| Everhot 90i | 75kWh | £19.58 |
| Everhot 100+ | 90kWh | £23.50 |
| Everhot 100i | 75kWh | £19.58 |
| Everhot 110+ | 90kWh | £23.50 |
| Everhot 110i | 90kWh | £23.50 |
| Everhot 120+ | 140kWh | £37.84 |
| Everhot 120i | 90kWh | £23.50 |
| Everhot 150+ | 140kWh | £37.84 |
| Everhot 150i | 90kWh | £24.32 |
| Everhot 160i | 140kWh | £37.84 |
Standard temperatures from the factory:
220c in the Top Oven.
100c in the Bottom Oven.
290c on the Boiling Plate.
200c on the Simmering Plate.
ECO Mode overnight 9pm-6am (drops the set temperatures by 50%)
Per hour, the Everhot will user around 600w on normal temperatures.
