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How do I calculate this?
I have a portable air conditioning unit that is rated at 1200 watts.
My last electricity bill has the following: 76 kWh at 12.420p 236 KWh at 9.010p So I reckon I can take the second figure as this is what most of my electricity is charged at. So does a unit rated 1200 watts use 1.2KWh, if so then the air conditioner would cost me: 9.10 x 1.2 = 10.81p Is this right? Graham |
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