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How to read a cubic feet gas meter- are the red numbers feet?
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Then the white number immediatley to the left is 100s of feet?
My meter look like this 2211 72.
I'm trying to work out the cost of a bath.
The meter goes up by 11 on the red digits - am I right in assuming the red digits will be cubic feet? I need to know this so I can convert it in to kWh.
My meter look like this 2211 72.
I'm trying to work out the cost of a bath.
The meter goes up by 11 on the red digits - am I right in assuming the red digits will be cubic feet? I need to know this so I can convert it in to kWh.
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Yes a unit on an Imperial unit is 100 cubic feet. and is approx 31kWh
So a cubic foot is approx 0.31kWh.
So your bath was 3.4kWh - say 11pence - did you enjoy the bath?0 -
Yes, it helped my aching muscles.:D0
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Don't forget - nobody actually reads the RED numbers for billing.0
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