Silly question alert!

SarahNeedle1872

Hi guys, sorry for the silly question, but I need to ask this so I get it right....

Looking to switch to another provider from Atalantic.... going through comparison site, and its asking me for the usage in KwH..... is that the same as the units quoted on my bill? I know what a KwH is, just wanted to check it was the same......
Cheers:beer:

Sarah

marko52

If you dealing KwH yes it is the same, as long as you don't put in the units read, that is on the bill.;)

marko52

If you dealing KwH yes it is the same, as long as you don't put in the units read, that is on the bill.;)

Mark

SarahNeedle1872

marko52 wrote: »

If you dealing KwH yes it is the same, as long as you don't put in the units read, that is on the bill.;)

Mark

Thanks Marko - it has the meter readings and the total number of units used.

marko52

SarahNeedle1872 wrote: »

Thanks Marko - it has the meter readings and the total number of units used.

on the bill it will tell you how they have come to the figure, there is a formula they us to convert the units to Kwh and they explain it if you have any problems i will give you the formula 2moz

Mark

Cardew

You haven't mentioned if it is gas or electricity!

For electricity a unit on your meter and a kWh are the same thing.

For gas, a unit on your meter is either approx 31.5kWh if you have an Imperial meter(which measures in(100) cubic feet) or approx 11.2 kWh if you have a metric meter(which measures in cubic metres)

SarahNeedle1872

Sorry, its electric