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Aircon
I think it was 3 summers ago I fitted a split aircon unit in my
living room. It's 12,000 BTU (3.5kW cooling and a bit more heating, 3.8kW IIRC). This was after fitting a similar unit for my parents, and being very impressed with it. I've had a power meter on it all this year. Started using it in the early spring to heat the room when I didn't need to heat the whole house. Through the summer, it did some cooling, although not as much as in previous years as it wasn't very hot. Used it again for heating this week. Just checked the power meter, and it's clocked up 60kWhrs, which comes to about £6.50, which is much lower than I would have guessed had I not measured it. -- Andrew Gabriel [email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup] |
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