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Gas meter problem.
MRSTITTLEMOUSE
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in Energy
Just had my gas meter changed from a digital cubic feet to a digital metric.
Can anyone tell me please how to calculate the cost of a metric unit compared to a cubic feet one.Thankyou.
Can anyone tell me please how to calculate the cost of a metric unit compared to a cubic feet one.Thankyou.
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According to e-on it's steps 2 - 4
For better info you could post this in the gas and elec board.- For imperial meters: Take the volume used, shown with the suffix 'hcf' on the front of your bill and multiply this figure by 2.83 to convert to cubic meters (m³). Follow step 3 onwards.
- For metric meters: Take the volume used, shown with the suffix 'm³' on the front of your bill.
- Multiply this figure by the conversion factor shown in your charge details, then by the calorific value also shown.
- Finally divide this figure by 3.6 to show your usage in kWh.
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I agree with geordie joe however this link is good
http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/consumer_advice/latest_meters_pic.shtml0
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