Appliance Energy Usage
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* Estimates based on average appliance efficiency. Solar output calculation assumes ~4 peak sunlight hours per day.
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Understanding exactly where your money goes every month is the first step toward energy independence. Our Electricity Unit & Cost Calculator provides a granular look at your household consumption.
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What is an Electricity Unit?
An electricity 'unit' is the standard term for one kilowatt-hour (1 kWh). This represents the energy consumed by a 1,000-watt appliance running for one hour.
Most utility companies charge based on how many units you consume monthly, often using 'tiers' where the price per unit increases as your usage goes up.
How to Calculate Your Usage
To get the most accurate result, list your major appliances (AC, Refrigerator, Heating) and their wattage. Multiply the wattage by the hours used per day, then divide by 1,000 to get the daily kWh units.
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Unlike basic tools, our professional auditor gives you actionable insights:
- Appliance-level breakdown of energy spend
- Support for local currency and tax rates
- Integrated solar offset recommendations
- Professional PDF export for energy planning
- Mobile-responsive dashboard with real-time updates
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