ft3 meter

kamzee

does this bill show a imperial to metric conversion as i dont know i understand my bill if you have a ft3 meter then my bill should show a imperial to metric conversion? Has it been converted?? and can you point where the conversion is done below on my bill so i know for next time thankyou And is my company expensive or good by the amount of my bill? whos the best at the moment 2009 i get both my electric and gas from same company at the moment recomendations please

Period 30/10/07 to 02/12/07 (calorific value: 38.9 Vol Correction 1.022640)

Description Start End Units Price(kWh@p)

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Standard Meter 9842C 9888A 46 1439@2.395£34.46

Standig Charge 34 [EMAIL="days@11.890"]days@11.890[/EMAIL] £4.04
£38.50

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Your Total charges Total(£)
£38.50
VAT at 5.00% on £38.50 £1.93

Total now due £40.43

Magentasue

You've used 46 meter units. If they are imperial units (ft3), you multiply by 31 to get approx kwh.

46 x 31 = 1426 which is approx the 1439kwh you've been charged for.

BruceyBonus

Your bill should have a section where it tells you how they have converted the reading into units.

Premier_2

2.395p per kWh is very competitive.

But was that the rate in 2007 or is that a typo?

kamzee

No typo was in 2007 thanks Magentasue brucey bonus that is my bill i was not sure if if had been converted thats why i asked and magentasue show me what they did and have converted it thanks all Premier that was in 2007 any good companies for 2009 at the moment i am getting both elec and gas same comapny any suggestion recomendation because that was in 2007

can some one tell me what the standing charge above in my bill is for and should it be in the bill standing charge for what?? confused

Premier_2

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica][FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Standing charges cover the fixed charges of providing a supply which all consumers cost the supplier. These include the cost of sending bills, providing a meter, meter reading and the maintenance of the distribution system. Not all companies have a standing charge....[/FONT][/FONT]
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]...Note: Suppliers that do not charge a standing charge may charge more per unit so the savings may not be as much as hoped. They often use two tier tariff systems to compensate for the lack of standing charges[/FONT]

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kamzee

Thanks premier excellent advice thanks