Estimating KWh electicity billing using clamp-on amp meter
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2000 kwh per month is "such small".
OK.
So you agree that 2000 kwh is a pittance.
Did you read the link?
Yes, did you? It talks about residential customers not having
demand metering.
So what?
Why should any utility put a demand meter on anyone pulling only 2000
kwh per month?
A 100 amp service is 4 times what you need to draw 2000 kwh
in a month.
Good grief, you're stupid!
If that statement is incorrect, then you tell us how many kwh a 100 amp
single phase service can provide in a month (730 hours in a month, btw).
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