Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?

I find 20 degrees in the bedroom too warm! Ideal there are 18 degrees. Remaining rooms on the upper floor 22 degrees.

Affirmative! I am probably one of the few "lucky ones" whose women are not so sensitive to temperature. Even in the ladies' bathroom, the temperature does not rise above 20 degrees :). Of course, I can also use the bathroom, but I usually use our smaller bathroom on the ground floor ...

How does your stove work to get any heat upstairs at all? It actually has to be water-based, otherwise it won't work. Or do you have heat flaps installed upstairs? I imagine that is very complicated.

Otherwise, the wood price is naturally cheap and you can certainly save. But it would be too annoying for me to heat with wood every day. That would then be a duty and wouldn't be fun anymore :). But I'll stoke the fire again today!

In our house, the stove in the living room also burns during the cold season. For that, I prepared an extra 4 meters of wood last weekend. The door to the stairwell remains open, and the heat spreads throughout the whole house. Naturally, not much reaches upstairs, but still enough.

Are the 12 kWh actually read every day?

On average, yes. At the beginning, I read it twice a day. At the moment, only every few days and then calculate the average. I also once took the opportunity to determine the consumption when wife and child are away for 3 weeks and the man (me) lives again in "bachelor style" (microwave, laundry once a week, no hair dryer, no dryer, etc.). The electricity consumption then reduces to about half.

Are the 12 kwh actually read every day?

As said/written, I no longer read them daily. On average, it should be about right.

In addition to the consumers, there are two electric garage doors.

My handwritten records are of course not quite as meaningful as the nice diagrams shown here :)

As I said/wrote, I no longer take readings daily. On average, it should still be accurate.

In addition to the consumers, there are also two electric garage doors.

My handwritten records are of course not as meaningful as the nice diagrams shown here :)

There are also great energy consumption apps, simply enter the values there, and voilà, you have the exact daily billing and even diagrams :) Great thing :)

I installed a Shelly3em in the fuse box, which measures all 3 phases there. So current and voltage. I run all of this in Homematic through a script.

This is what the power of one phase looks like for me, for example.

I have calculated more precisely. Consumption so far: 4239 kWh in 383 days = 11.07 kWh/day However, from 15.11.2019 to 25.01.2020 (move-in) only construction power was used, but quite extensively. Let’s see how it looks on 25.01.2021. It will probably be somewhat higher on average by then ... :)