Maybe. My ~25kWh usually includes 2 fridges and 3 freezers, all the water heating and an awful lot of lights (albeit mainly LEDs/CFLs these days), plus all the usuals (Microwave, DW, WM, TVs, computers etc.).Find out the rating on your fridge and freezer, and multiply them by 24. Take the TV, and multiply it by however long you have it on. Do an estimate of the lights etc, and I suspect you'll find that's the other 26Kw.
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What? My fridge freezer is rated at 60w. But it doesnt use this continuously. It maybe uses that a quarter of the time.Find out the rating on your fridge and freezer, and multiply them by 24. Take the TV, and multiply it by however long you have it on. Do an estimate of the lights etc, and I suspect you'll find that's the other 26Kw.
You may be an exception that proves some rule, since that's very low - in fact only just over half of what Peter seems to be using for his UFH alone.OOI I use about 6 units per day. ...
I know you said "other...heaters", but don't forget electric showers.Storage heaters aside, it is primarily heat-producing items that use a lot of electricity - immersion heaters, tumble dryers, cookers, fan heaters and other electrical heaters etc.
Long time no see, Steve! Hope you and yours are well. Can I swap my leccy bill with yours? There are 5 in our house, with 3 marauding teenage boys who just want to shower and cook all the time!OOI I use about 6 units per day.
Our usage is slightly lower, but only 2 of us, and the only expensive items are dish washer, oven, and a 2kw radiant heater that we use for 5 mins at bed time.What? My fridge freezer is rated at 60w. But it doesnt use this continuously. It maybe uses that a quarter of the time.
OOI I use about 6 units per day. All my lights are leds. I have no electric heat except the oven. We have the telly on a good few hours a day (theres 3 of us) but thats only 60 watts.
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