Electricity Consumption in a Single-Family House: Is 300 kWh/month Normal? Tariff G11, Pafal Meter

zbich70 wrote:

Pan.Kropa wrote:

Because there are always groups of people who, regardless of the situation, are always dissatisfied with everyone and everything. Even if they won several hundred million zlotys in the lottery, they would still complain about how little money they have.

As I have been working for a Pomeranian supplier for almost 12 years (I was an electrician and later a warehouseman), I was always surprised that people say "Lord, how expensive electricity is" - it was about complaints and sending the meter for an expert opinion.
As many as the complaint counters passed through my hands, there are hundreds. Believe me, the actual errors and exceedances in the accuracy class of the meter are maybe 10% of the actual claims. The rest is ignorance (or the inability to use electricity). And there are also situations like theft by a neighbor (oh it happens).

If my friends say that they pay less, I always ask not about the amount, but the amount of kWh.

If we want to advertise (and play with metrology), we can check ourselves whether, for example, it is counting without load (let's turn off the fuses behind the meter and check the status in an hour).

As for the author: if the daily consumption is at the level of 10 to 12 kWh, it is the most normal. It is important how much energy we use and how we are billed for it (additional fees).

That's great, 300kW / month For me it is about 800 / month. 3 people, TV, 3 computers, 1 x multisplit air conditioning 7kW for 3 rooms 1 air conditioning 5kW - air conditioning only for heating. I'm talking about the winter season.

zbyszek1997 wrote:

That's great, 300kW / month

300 kWh.

Normal wear.
In addition, the cost of gas or other "jungle"

Regards.

Pan.Kropa wrote:

Friends always pay less on bills and their cars always smoke less.

But the fish catch bigger ones. I have this fisherman friend and car owner in one.

Pan.Kropa wrote:

Friends always pay less on bills, ...

It depends on the context of the conversation. Sometimes they pay less when they want to show off their savings in use, and other times they complain about the amount of bills when the conversation is what they are doing now.

Mierzejewski46 wrote:

It is not profitable to change the tariff because the hours of energy use are very unstable and mainly at peak times,

You tell in G12W you have all weekends and holidays in the night tariff, the average is 50gr / kWh, so it pays off. A washing machine, dishwasher can be programmed for e.g. 13 or 22.
Besides, every six months you can change the tariff for free, it's worth trying. The G13 is even more interesting, but not all operators have it.