 beachintechThere's sand in my tool bagPremium
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Re: Electric Bill There are lots of ways, kill-a-wats, clamp on meters, smart meter reporting, etc. Do you get online access to the properties billing history before you moved in?
What do you have running/details about the house/electric bill total, kw used, etc. would be helpful info for a thread like this. |
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 ArchivisYour DaddyPremium
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1 edit | said by beachintech:Do you get online access to the properties billing history before you moved in? There's no smart meter. I may have access to the previous history, but I'd have to call (Mon-Fri).
What do you have running/details about the house/electric bill total, kw used, etc. would be helpful info for a thread like this.
Distribution Charge 5927 kWh at 3.146C per kWh.
Transmission Charge at .687C per kWh.
Generation Charge at 6.878c per kWh.
I'm looking at $650 for an electric bill.
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| said by Archivis: ... average of 169 kWh/day. Maybe 144kWh/24h = 6kW is in the ball park for heating an old home during a "colder than normal" month? |
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said by Archivis:I'm looking at $650 for an electric bill.
I'm in the northeast and use Oil heat.
While my electric bill was just $100, my heating oil is running about $600 a month during this winter....
And my medium-size one-floor house is pretty well insulated, double windows, thermostat set at 65-68, etc.
So it's adding up to the same thing.  |
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