my fridge is also more than 10 years main culprit is the aircond

switch all those long hours aircond to inverter and u will see the diff

800 wth.

Mine also sama, but after reading ure post, ure house 1 phase or 3 phase?

Strange question.
I have plans to renovate house, maybe fix/replace roof tiles.
If i am installing Solar Panel, does it mean i dont need to care the part cover by panels?

a lot of ppl dont know your meter been modified by ......... :

actually if can turn extra electric to cash, i don't mind since my electric bill range RM80 - RM150 max. last year wanted to install but i heard no longer can convert to cash... for just forget it

Still don't understand how a house can reach 500++ or 1k++ bills. Mine averages around RM200, when got people come over extended stay open aircond at guest room during morning also at most RM350 only.

WTF you all running until reaching 1.7k even? 1 fridge for every room?

it will be still 5+ years, for 20k
and dont lump sum, loan?
the problem is always the hidden cost which most of the public wont know

i change car every 3~5 years...

btw, i stay in SG...

i read both sides of the stories
which is why i wonder do u even own a car because if you do thn you're real hypocrite yourself

cars and solar panels needs cleaning periodically too
but cars need extra detailing annually
solar panels have ROI, cars don't have ROI
solar panels have non-moving parts, cars have moving part which accelerate wear and tear

so if u think installing solar panels to save your electricity usage and have ROI is wrong, thn i wonder why did u buy a cars in the 1st place which have no ROI, many moving wear and tear parts, depreciating object and needed yearly maintenance on everything?
and both seem to cost about the same price

sure gg. got insider tell me.....

substation supply to taman -> x kwh
every house in taman -> y kwh

x - y kwh = curi

then check which house in that taman suddenly drop in kwh consumption recently.

just pull up chart house by house, very easy see....

soon a team will come to that house and check the meter.

No, solar panels are above the tiles. Rain water will flow in from the uncovered parts higher than the solar panel, so you still need those tiles.



Nice idea though, lol. They have solar tiles, but I don't think we have them here.

water proof solar panels a little tricky. most installer pretty bad (ie will leak after installation). some are good. ask them what type of bracket and system they use.

electricity is not so much how much you're using
there are different tier on pricing
the more u use, you'll be in a different tier
so if your usage is in a certain tier, it gets expensive real fast

the lesser we use, we're at the lower pricing tier

Already is smart meter


Already kena and paid fine, do again lel.

Fine is not much compared to actual electricity use.

Yes I mean like this pic. The panels will add as a layer over roof tiles. Means it provide some weathering over existing tiles, I dont have to rebuild my old tiles.

I edited new drillz of my bill.

some do it as part of the roof....

this from old SEDA BIPV program....

If like the pic standard installation, I believe there will be leak between the panels. but at least is not directly hitting the tiles.

Global warming getting quite bad, klang valley storm also stronger wind....

true.....however at one time SEDA encouraged BIPV (building integrated photo voltic) and they paid extra tariff. now no more already....i pasted example of picture further up....

some do this for extra light or more aesthetically pleasing.

This one is SO COOL!

As long as there are no leaks, please remember that the water will still flow under the solar panels from the parts left uncovered by the panels.

Nowadays not easy getting people to climb up there for roofing works. Very expensive even if can find