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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 19 March 2013, 16:31:20
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
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£1000
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£1000
GFY. :P :P :)
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
Depends on your supplying company, what tariff you are on etc etc etc .. :)
I'm with nPower and pay 10.868 p/kwhr but there is also a standing charge which makes it hard to actually give the exact cost per kwhr
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
Depends on your supplying company, what tariff you are on etc etc etc .. :)
I'm with nPower and pay 10.868 p/kwhr but there is also a standing charge which makes it hard to actually give the exact cost per kwhr
Thanks. I know it's hard to find a definitive answer.
We've just purchased a new dehumidifier which uses 425 watts.
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
Depends on your supplying company, what tariff you are on etc etc etc .. :)
I'm with nPower and pay 10.868 p/kwhr but there is also a standing charge which makes it hard to actually give the exact cost per kwhr
Thanks. I know it's hard to find a definitive answer.
We've just purchased a new dehumidifier which uses 425 watts.
Base around 5p an hour then at a guess :( with VAT and standing charges I'd call it 7p an hour to be on the safe side :)
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£1000
GFY. :P :P :)
Mine is about 24p per KWh, but I'm on economy 7.
And you can't use that F, it's a rude letter.
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
Depends on your supplying company, what tariff you are on etc etc etc .. :)
I'm with nPower and pay 10.868 p/kwhr but there is also a standing charge which makes it hard to actually give the exact cost per kwhr
Thanks. I know it's hard to find a definitive answer.
We've just purchased a new dehumidifier which uses 425 watts.
Base around 5p an hour then at a guess :( with VAT and standing charges I'd call it 7p an hour to be on the safe side :)
I've just given my energy supplier a bell. We are currently with EDF.
Day rate 15.97p + VAT..........16.77p
Night rate 5.78p + VAT.......... 6.07p
Standing charge 18p a day + VAT 18.9p
Doesn't look good, does it. :-\
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£1000
GFY. :P :P :)
Mine is about 24p per KWh, but I'm on economy 7.
And you can't use that F, it's a rude letter.
Only between midnight and 7.00 a.m.
24p per KWh is taking the piss. :P
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£1000
GFY. :P :P :)
Mine is about 24p per KWh, but I'm on economy 7.
And you can't use that F, it's a rude letter.
Only between midnight and 7.00 a.m.
24p per KWh is taking the piss. :P
Well my quarterly bill is only £450, so I don't mind. But, then again, I'm not one of these tight-fisted rural types.
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£1000
GFY. :P :P :)
Mine is about 24p per KWh, but I'm on economy 7.
And you can't use that F, it's a rude letter.
Only between midnight and 7.00 a.m.
24p per KWh is taking the piss. :P
Well my quarterly bill is only £450, so I don't mind. But, then again, I'm not one of these tight-fisted rural types.
:o :o :o :o :o Just exactly how wealthy are you? ;D ;D We pay £50 a month by DD.
We have no gas, but have to pay for heating oil........roughly £50 for each 47 KG bottle. :-\
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I pay £95 a month at the mo, but I took a three year deal.......about......three years ago. Gulp....... :'(
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
Depends on your supplying company, what tariff you are on etc etc etc .. :)
I'm with nPower and pay 10.868 p/kwhr but there is also a standing charge which makes it hard to actually give the exact cost per kwhr
Thanks. I know it's hard to find a definitive answer.
We've just purchased a new dehumidifier which uses 425 watts.
What model did you go with?
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I've been running a small fan heater in a room that has been re - rendered and plastered, to keep it a bit warmer so it dried out quicker. The property in question has a token meter and it has cost me about £6 a day!! :o
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1kw of electricity during the day at peak time?
Depends on your supplying company, what tariff you are on etc etc etc .. :)
I'm with nPower and pay 10.868 p/kwhr but there is also a standing charge which makes it hard to actually give the exact cost per kwhr
Thanks. I know it's hard to find a definitive answer.
We've just purchased a new dehumidifier which uses 425 watts.
What model did you go with?
Tidla. We went for a Ruby Dry DH600.......which works off the "desiccant system".....whatever that means. :y
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Thats one of the poorer systems (but cheaper and able to work to lower humidity levels).
They use a desiccant which absorbs water (e.g. silica gel), this then needs to be dried out and hence they are often less efficient (as they have to heat the desiccant to remove the water).
Desiccant is often on a belt like assembly to give the continuous cycle of operation.
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Thats one of the poorer systems (but cheaper and able to work to lower humidity levels).
They use a desiccant which absorbs water (e.g. silica gel), this then needs to be dried out and hence they are often less efficient (as they have to heat the desiccant to remove the water).
Desiccant is often on a belt like assembly to give the continuous cycle of operation.
.....but apparently they work better at lower temperatures, Mark.
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Thats one of the poorer systems (but cheaper and able to work to lower humidity levels).
They use a desiccant which absorbs water (e.g. silica gel), this then needs to be dried out and hence they are often less efficient (as they have to heat the desiccant to remove the water).
Desiccant is often on a belt like assembly to give the continuous cycle of operation.
.....but apparently they work better at lower temperatures, Mark.
Is that what the sales person told you. ::)