If your consumption is accurate, changing does not give saving.
Household e2saver, Anyone using it?
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 15 2011, 01:42 PM) But base on what he explain, the old meter measure the total power instead the real power only. Hence, the bill is higher. You can do your math and estimate mah. If you have a 1hp a/c, try off all equipments, and see the meter run? if confirm no run then only on 1 a/c for 1 hours with lowest temperature. Sure you can get the reading from the meter. So does the new meter give me a better bill reduce? I don't no the consumption is accurate till a new meter is instal or try out.  Where you find the info of old meter using total power vs real power. Never know got such things, well maybe is a new research, definitely i have not read / hear before. |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Aug 15 2011, 08:09 PM) It is from doncityz wor. Pls read back what he wrote. It is total power = real power + reactive power for the old meter. That i don't know. Maybe he know better. I only know is all measuring Kilo-Watt for all meter. |
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The recent news, TNB change some residential meter from analog to digital, end up house owner charge higher and TNB claim because owner stealing.
Another recent news, a house owner won a case of 2k+ bills after 4 years in court. Because TNB simply say they stealing electricity. |
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