Can't get under 30 kwh electric per day.

Magentasue

Bulb in fire?
Two freezers? For three of you? Oh well!

If you mean does 460watts sound right, then yes, I'd say so.

We're on 903watts with two TVs, Sky box, xbox, fridge, freezer, security light, phones, three laptops, router, several energy saving bulbs. Carbon fiends probably have phones, PSPs, ipods charging.

kittywaa

Magentasue wrote: »

Bulb in fire?
Two freezers? For three of you? Oh well!

If you mean does 460watts sound right, then yes, I'd say so.

We're on 903watts with two TVs, Sky box, xbox, fridge, freezer, security light, phones, three laptops, router, several energy saving bulbs. Carbon fiends probably have phones, PSPs, ipods charging.

Bulb in fire looks nice,
Extra freezer is a small one for tripe etc for dogs ,buy it in bulk
It doesn't seem right, you have a lot more stuff than us but use a lot less energy. Stamps feet.
Don't know how you do it
Bev

generaloneill

I have something like .12 on my owl when I go to bed. Thats when all the plugs are off at the wall, one time I got it to 0.00 but never been able to do that again.

Make sure you turn all lights off, all phone chargers off, computer isnt on standby, heating isnt on a timer, etc.

Try turning off things one at a time and noting the drop, and that will be the power usage of that appliance.

Does the oxygen need to be on all the time, cant you open a window?

Magentasue

We're by no means low users.

An electric fire?

generaloneill

0.70 atm.

ps3, hdtv, 3 50w halogen lights (non energy saving), sky plus, computer, speakers, monitor, wireless router.

jillymit

Does your MIL have a concentrator for her O2?
Have you enquired about costs of electricity for this being paid for by the supplier? I'm not expert but I'm sure you should get this.
Try googling the supplier name for info.
HTH.

kittywaa

generaloneill wrote: »

I have something like .12 on my owl when I go to bed. Thats when all the plugs are off at the wall, one time I got it to 0.00 but never been able to do that again.

Make sure you turn all lights off, all phone chargers off, computer isnt on standby, heating isnt on a timer, etc.

Try turning off things one at a time and noting the drop, and that will be the power usage of that appliance.

Does the oxygen need to be on all the time, cant you open a window?

I do note power usage when I turn things off, just not sure how accurate the owl is.
Oxygen machine is for mil who actually has lung cancer so opening a window just wouldn't do it, plus she needs to keep warm
I realise you didn't know this btw
Bev

kittywaa

jillymit wrote: »

Does your MIL have a concentrator for her O2?
Have you enquired about costs of electricity for this being paid for by the supplier? I'm not expert but I'm sure you should get this.
Try googling the supplier name for info.
HTH.

The oxygen will be paid for but money is not really the issue here.
I just want to pay for what I have used and I seem to be paying for more than I have used.
Bev

shellnapier

ok how and where do ju check ur eletrcrcty meter

kittywaa

Magentasue wrote: »

We're by no means low users.

An electric fire?

No electric fire, not with heating on all day for mil
BTW our oil bill is £136.00 monthly dd
Bev