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How can you tell the amount of gas you are using?
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Rocketronnie7 wrote: »Ok i noticed that my meter read's in cubic feet and not cubic metre's.
How do i work that out lol?
If it reads hundreds of cubic Ft, you times by 32 to get an approximate number of kWh. Most modern meters are metric i.e. cubic M.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
It has a little blue dial and below it it say's Cubic Feet below it.
I worked it out using this calculator http://energylinx.co.uk/gas_meter_conversion.html with all the correct value's and according to the website i used 25kWh for my £1.04 which with my working out's £1.04 divided by 25 = 4.16 per kWh so that seem's arround correct?
So i used 25kWh on 3hr's worth of warming the house up and 10 min's of cooking on the gas cooker.
Is that about right?
Edit-: Btw thank's for the calculator i found on this website you posted it
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