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Economy 7 electricity consumption

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  • tomstickland
    tomstickland Posts: 19,538 Forumite
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    In the summer I was using 3 day and 3 night units. In the winter with my heating on 2/10 I use an additional 10 units per night. With it on 4/10 I was using an additional 20 units per day.

    So, for a 1 bed flat with 3 heaters I'm looking at:
    1100 daytime units per year
    2900 night time units per year (365/2*10 + 365*3)

    Around 4K units per year.
    Night time is 2.5p per unit, daytime around 15 ish,
    so around £250 for a year.

    Gives you some idea.
    Happy chappy
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