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umm......yea, not sure on the question now......

1Kw hour is approx 8p.

so for 8p, you could get 1000 watts for 1 hour,
or 1 watt for 1000 hours, or 500watt for 2 hour.

Get the idea??
 
i kno how 2 work out power etc... just wasnt sure of the exact price of 1 unit. thanx
 
SWEB Communication Sept 2004.

Unit charge for the first 225 units used each quarter 11.92 p inc VAT
Unit charge for all other units used 8.11p inc VAT @ 5%
So most of us in SWEBland will purchase 1127.3 Units for £100 in approx 90 days.
being 12.53 units per day ... Av cost £1.11 per day ... cheap as chips !!

Oi, you never seen a leccy bill ? Just reposition that little brass arm and tighten the two screws please ;) ... now watch the wheel of fortune spinning your dosh merrily away!!

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Did I once read something like a carrier bag could produce enough electricty for a lightbulb for one hour? So maybe ten carrier bags.
 
andrew2022 said:
i kno how 2 work out power etc... just wasnt sure of the exact price of 1 unit. thanx
Did it not occur to you to look at your last electricity bill?
 
Which would merely show that utility bills are increasingly designed to make it impossible to tell how much you are paying
 
Damocles said:
Did I once read something like a carrier bag could produce enough electricty for a lightbulb for one hour? So maybe ten carrier bags.

Last time I tried putting my back into an ergometer (posh rowing machine) at the gym, I could sustain 800 watts for about a minute. So, I could power a 40W lightbulb by rowing flat-out for 3 minutes per hour... Seems like a lot of bother to read after sunset though!

What about a 6 minute 10kW shower? That would be 1kWh, which would take 75 minutes to row off at 800 watts. S*d that. :LOL:

N.B. Yes, 800W does sound a lot, it is about 1.1 BHP. But that is what the machine reckons. And quite frankly, I like it that I can now look a brake horse in the eye and know I could beat it. Not found a "brake horse" yet, though. ;)
 
Thing Ill stick with a low energy 10W bulb. But you can have 80 if you want.
 
ban-all-sheds said:
andrew2022 said:
i kno how 2 work out power etc... just wasnt sure of the exact price of 1 unit. thanx
Did it not occur to you to look at your last electricity bill?

thats what i said. but everyone else decided to go around the houses
 
Of course he may not have to hand, or pay, an electricity bill .... ;)
 

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