Nida35a
2020-11-24 19:22:38
- #1
oh, if you only look at it once a year, it is a happy year
Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?
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Zaba12
2020-11-24 19:23:52
- #2
Optimist :cool:oh, if you only look at it once a year, it’s a happy year
Andre77
2020-11-24 22:21:29
- #3
Sorry, didn’t mean to take everything away from you ;-)
halmi
2020-11-24 22:36:32
- #4
Running
Schimi1791
2020-12-02 15:46:39
- #5
... An estimated 12 kWh of that is household electricity ...
That somewhat reassures me. We (2 adults + 1 child) also consume an average of 12 kWh of household electricity (currently €137/month advance payment). Our washing machine and dryer run several times nearly every day. In addition, we cook daily with induction, and the ladies blow-dry their hair extensively every day. There are also 2 refrigerators and 2 freezers. Electric shutters regularly on maybe 10 windows. Unfortunately, we still have about 10 halogen spotlights in the living area/kitchen, which certainly consume more electricity than the approximately 65 remaining LED lamps in the house. Finally, the "usual suspects" like TV, mobile phone, tablet, etc...
The underfloor heating for the rabbits (controllable via app :) ) consumes about 50 watts/hour. However, it is only turned on for a few hours a day when temperatures drop well below zero (so far, they withstand down to minus 11 degrees—even in the snow—as I was able to observe a few days ago). By next weekend, heated water bowls will be added. Sucking on ice is not their thing...
Zaba12
2020-12-02 16:00:55
- #6
I'm somewhat relieved. We (2 adults + 1 child) also consume on average 12 kWh of household electricity (current installment €137/month). We run the washing machine and dryer several times almost every day. In addition, cooking is done with induction daily, and my ladies blow-dry their hair thoroughly every day. There are also 2 refrigerators and 2 freezers. Electric shutters regularly on maybe 10 windows. Unfortunately, we still have about 10 halogen spotlights in the living area/kitchen, which certainly consume more electricity than the approximately remaining 65 LED lamps in the house. Finally, the "usual suspects," like TV, smartphone, tablet, etc...
The floor heating for the rabbits (controllable via app :) ) consumes about 50 watts/hour. However, it is only turned on for a few hours a day when temperatures drop well below freezing (so far they have withstood down to minus 11 degrees – even in the snow – weatherproof, as I noticed a few days ago). Heated water bowls will be added next weekend. Licking ice is not really their thing...
Is the 12 kWh actually read daily? With the power consumption you describe, it would clearly be well over 12 kWh for us. That would rather be in the range of 15 kWh and up.
By the way, we have replaced our condenser dryer with a heat pump dryer. 5.2 kWh vs. 0.8 kWh :cool:. Saves a good 1€ per drying cycle.