EON energy fit meter What is yours reading?

only_mee

For those that have them just post what your readings are.

Two TV's on,sky+ and sky box, Router, fridge freezer.

Readings now are

Energy now 27 watt
cost £1.92 per month 6p per day

moonrakerz

I have long said that these things are a waste of money, time and effort AND are totally misleading !

Your figures prove this beyond any doubt - if you have to ask why I say this, I am afraid it shows how many people are taken in by these gimmicky things !

If you don't believe me, which you undoubtedly won't, just read the rating plates/handbooks on these pieces of equipment and see if the compressor on your fridge/freezer was actually running as well !!

Andy_WSM

only_mee wrote: »

For those that have them just post what your readings are.

Two TV's on,sky+ and sky box, Router, fridge freezer.

Readings now are

Energy now 27 watt
cost £1.92 per month 6p per day

For a load like that it should be reading between 2 & 300 watts.

only_mee

moonrakerz wrote: »

If you don't believe me, which you undoubtedly won't

Oh Mr judgemental, There is no way in the world these figures are right, hence me posting them up

only_mee

Ok just moved the clip to another of the electric meter cables and it's reading

624 watts
£44 per month
£1.44 per day

only_mee

Settling down to
451 watts
£31 per month
£1.09 per day

Swipe

Sounds more like it. To those who say these are a waste of money, I disagree. I swear by my Owl monitor. Ok so it over reads by about 15% but most importantly it has saved my bacon a few times when I've left the cooker on without realising.

only_mee

Early doors reading here, very quiet house everything off/standby

200 watt
£14 month
48p day

moonrakerz

only_mee wrote: »

Oh Mr judgemental, There is no way in the world these figures are right, hence me posting them up

The reason I said what I did was to stop MANY people reading your post and then saying "why I am not getting such low readings!!"

Couponeer

Had ours since Friday. Reading is ~140watts early morning reading. Fridge/Freezer, Freezer, Router, Phone Chargers.

Jumps up by 40 watts when I start our small Atom based PC Server (the old one was 160 watts) - very pleased with that.

Monitor is permanently connected to Atom, very interesting to study the data etc.

All in all we are impressed with it.

Blessy

Don't forget that fridge/freezers aren't always on, they have a thermostat.

The only thing I leave on all the time in my flat is my PC and the fridge which comes up to about 200w.