What power draw do you consider affordable for your home lab?

So, the title says it all.

A bit info about my setup. The screenshot is from a Tapo wifi socket for my Dell PowerEdge T320 (Xeon E5-2430L, 6 cores, 192GB RAM, 8x800GB Intel DC SSDs in RAID5).

On top of that there is a Synology 718+, which draws like 16W idle, one managed 8-port switch and three Asus XT8 access points in a mesh setup (which I never bothered to measure power for, to be honest).

So, I believe it should be around 120W, which is fine for me.

So, the title says it all.

A bit info about my setup. The screenshot is from a Tapo wifi socket for my Dell PowerEdge T320 (Xeon E5-2430L, 6 cores, 192GB RAM, 8x800GB Intel DC SSDs in RAID5).

On top of that there is a Synology 718+, which draws like 16W idle, one managed 8-port switch and three Asus XT8 access points in a mesh setup (which I never bothered to measure power for, to be honest).

So, I believe it should be around 120W, which is fine for me.