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ratio to calculate the cost..Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that I
want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz
You could work out how much of a killowatt the 120 watts is and use the
Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that
I want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz
Where do you get power that cheap ?Hi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would be
0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
"Murray R. Van Luyn." <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> schreef in bericht
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Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that
I want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz
Really not sure what the price per kWh is. The figure quoted on my bill isRob040 wrote:
Where do you get power that cheap ?
In the backwater of South Australia the going (summer) rate is 17.82c/kWh.
Gosh! That was a lot simpler than I thought it was going to be. Thanks veryHi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would
be 0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
Oops, forgot to mention. That's Perth in W.A., but it might be a pensioner"Fun Tyme" <fntym@wallabycock.net> wrote in message
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Rob040 wrote:
Where do you get power that cheap ?
In the backwater of South Australia the going (summer) rate is
17.82c/kWh.
Really not sure what the price per kWh is. The figure quoted on my bill is
in 'meter reading units'. It seems like that must be a kWh though.
Muz.
Why the high South Australian price ?On Feb 19, 12:35 pm, Fun Tyme <fn...@wallabycock.net> wrote:
Rob040 wrote:
Hi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would be
0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
"Murray R. Van Luyn." <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> schreef in bericht
news:47b9b66d$0$30941$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that
I want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz
Where do you get power that cheap ?
In the backwater of South Australia the going (summer) rate is 17.82c/kWh.
In Sydney I pay 13.329c/kWh base + an extra 5c/kWh for 100% green wind
power. That's with Origin.
Dave.
Prices for Energy Australia:There is a winter price of 16.52c/kWh.
Is anyone able to post prices for other locations, please ?
In Sydney I pay 13.329c/kWh base + an extra 5c/kWh for 100% green windRob040 wrote:
Hi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would be
0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
"Murray R. Van Luyn." <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> schreef in bericht
news:47b9b66d$0$30941$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that
I want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz
Where do you get power that cheap ?
In the backwater of South Australia the going (summer) rate is 17.82c/kWh.
David L. Jones wrote:
On Feb 19, 12:35 pm, Fun Tyme <fn...@wallabycock.net> wrote:
Rob040 wrote:
Hi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would be
0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
"Murray R. Van Luyn." <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> schreef in bericht
news:47b9b66d$0$30941$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that
I want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz
Where do you get power that cheap ?
In the backwater of South Australia the going (summer) rate is 17.82c/kWh.
In Sydney I pay 13.329c/kWh base + an extra 5c/kWh for 100% green wind
power. That's with Origin.
Dave.
Why the high South Australian price ?
Privatisation has been sooooo successful in respect of commercial
competition and pricing ! Pig's arse....
I use AGL but shopping around makes little difference.
There is a winter price of 16.52c/kWh.
Is anyone able to post prices for other locations, please ?
"Rob040" <rob040@tele2.nl> wrote in message
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Hi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would
be 0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
Gosh! That was a lot simpler than I thought it was going to be. Thanks
very much Rob40. I'll have to make sure a 'meter unit' is a kWh first, but
that sounds like an affordable expense.
Where do you get power that cheap ?Hi,
I assume the price is 12.67c per kWh.
120W = 0.12kW. Every hour you use 0.12 x 12.67c = 1.52c, so per day would
be
0.12 x 24 x 12.67c = 36.49c.
That's it.
"Murray R. Van Luyn." <NOSPAM@NOSPAM> schreef in bericht
news:47b9b66d$0$30941$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
Hi,
Anyone know how to calculate power usage costs? I've got an 120W fan that
I want to run continuously. How do I use the 12.67c 'meter unit' price to
calculate running costs?
Muz