Oh wow, that seems quite high! How many people to your house and how many bedrooms if you don’t mind my asking?
I’ve got gas heating, oven/stove, and hot water, so the biggest power draw I have is the portable air con. My energy usage varies a bit, but is generally between 4-6kWh, occasionally dipping down to 3, or poking up to 8. Any more than that is abnormal for me, even if I use the dryer and aren’t proactive about keeping lights off
Just me and the pets. Two bedroom. It’s open plan with poor insulation and a wall full of windows in the lounge - south facing so I don’t get the sun at least, but very bad insulation wise.
I have electric everything except hot water, and do a lot of food prep so I have three freezers and two fridges running which adds a bit in too. If I’m out of the house the baseline usage is around 4-5kWh.
Before I had the new split systems installed the heating and air con used a lot more power, so this is pretty good for me.
Oh wow, that seems quite high! How many people to your house and how many bedrooms if you don’t mind my asking?
I’ve got gas heating, oven/stove, and hot water, so the biggest power draw I have is the portable air con. My energy usage varies a bit, but is generally between 4-6kWh, occasionally dipping down to 3, or poking up to 8. Any more than that is abnormal for me, even if I use the dryer and aren’t proactive about keeping lights off
Just me and the pets. Two bedroom. It’s open plan with poor insulation and a wall full of windows in the lounge - south facing so I don’t get the sun at least, but very bad insulation wise.
I have electric everything except hot water, and do a lot of food prep so I have three freezers and two fridges running which adds a bit in too. If I’m out of the house the baseline usage is around 4-5kWh.
Before I had the new split systems installed the heating and air con used a lot more power, so this is pretty good for me.