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Topic: Metered electric cost per Kw/hr Seasonal
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19/1/2023 at 10:31am
Location: Worcestershire Outfit: Buccaneer Cruiser
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Quote: Originally posted by Elextric on 18/1/2023
I’ve not heard of “Safefill” gas cylinders.
That sounds very good way to go to me.
I will have to Google, obviously there will be an upfront cost for the cylinders and depends if it’s available in your area?
Thanks
Yes there is an upfront cost of about £180 however to refill a 7.5kg bottle costs less then £10. The Safefill bottles are very much in demand.To get up to date info if you are on FB search for Safefill info and refill stations. Safefill also have their own website.
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19/1/2023 at 1:41pm
Location: Northamptonshire Outfit: Bailey Unicorn S3 Vigo + Polestar 2
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Quote: Originally posted by mario snr on 18/1/2023
We stayed at site near Ashbourne and upon arrival we were informed that they had installed pitch meters,but because we had booked before installation that we would not be charged the meter rate.
The owners did take a reading and gave this to us to show how much we had used .
They did advise that they were charging 39p per unit.
We used 245 units over the 4 nights, but they did say that someone had used 1000 units over a two night stay .
245 units over 4 nights is an impressively large amount. That's an average of over 2.5kW during the entire 96 hour stay. More than 10amps constantly. If the owner said they had a customer use over 1000 units over two days, and had told me I had used 245 in 4 days, I would have asked them to check how they are reading their meter.
1000units = 1000 kWh. Thats an average of 90A on a 220v feed for the entire 48 hour stay. Just for context, on a day I charge my car, I use about 39kWh (39 units) for the car and the entire house for 1 day.
I used 227kWh (units) for the entire Christmas week! With 7 of us in the house!
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