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Device to measure electricity usage?
Is anyone aware of a device that you plug into a wall socket and then
plug your appliance into that and it measures the "cost" of running the appliance? I would imagine this as a relatively simple and very useful device, and therefore likely to be in existence, but I just haven't seen one for sale. Joe |
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