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What are the downsides to Smart Meters?
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Forget the lights and TV, your tumble drier will be the biggest power consumer after heating and hot water.
but the tumble drier will not be on for hours at a time.
My biggest electricity consumer in a year is my Sky box (45watts), 394kWh a year, my tumble drier (just over 1kW) uses 6 kWh a week.over 73 but not over the hill.0 -
A.Penny.Saved wrote: »I will never have one fitted in my home! I would rather be disconnected from the energy than be exposed to them.
The radiation they put out is harmful to the human body and I will not be exposed to it. Mobile phones have already been shown to be harmful and smart meters use a similar technology. Many people walk around with mobiles stuck to their ears without a thought about what they are doing. For such people smart meters are probably not much of an added risk but I do not use mobile phones so will not accept the added risk.
Besides it being a total utter c!!k up from the start.
Sorry but somebody has to say it. Get a life.
Presumably you also subscribe to every other conspiracy theory as well.0
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