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TC Electricity/Energy consumption calculator
How much electricity am I using? How much does it cost? Please use the calculator below to help you work out how much you are paying on average to keep and run a bearded dragon environment. Just enter the wattage, how long you have the appliance on for in hours and press submit for a full summary. Values doesn't need to be just british pound, you can change the cost per kWh unit to any currency you wish. Please report any problems here.
An Advanced version is underdevlopment. Decided to have a second version with more features to run along side this basic version. Have taken comments from rfuk forums and is ready for alpha testing by clicking here. Features include thermostat option, multi items per entry and possibly a house temperature (cold normal hot) selection to help variations in thermostat workrate.
Volts, Amps, Watts, Mega Watts, Mili Watts?... What are my watts???
Output: 19.5volts 3.34A (3340mA)
If you are having trouble calculating the wattage, this convertor below should help you:
Having trouble locating the correct figures? Example: For an adaptor, always read the figures for "output" to work out the correct wattage. The photo on the right may assist you - click to enlarge the image.
Basic calcuations for 1 day added v1 - 21/08/09
Added server side calculations v1.1 - 23/08/09
Summary and totals added upon submission v1.2 - 24/08/09
Mouse over totals v1.3 - 25/08/09
Public beta version for testing!! v1.4 - 26/08/09
Interface improvements v1.4.1 - 27/08/09
Interface improvements & additional error checking v1.5 - 28/08/09
Corrected problem when summary was reporting weekly figures for the Monthly total v1.5.1 - 03/09/09
Minor corrections and changes to server side processing - Final Beta release v1.6 - 14/09/09
Minor corrections - Final - 01/10/09
Disclaimer: Values given shouldn't be used as final and this calculator should only be used a rough guide. It's also worth noting that rated values for items will not be constant. Example a TV rated at 200 watt will not constanly drain 200 watts, this is only a max value and actuall consumption will vary with TV brightness etc. So in otherwords, figures are worse case scenarios.
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