Appliance electricity cost
Uses constant power and the entered unit tariff.
Energy and household resources ↗THE SUMFIZZ LIBRARY
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THE SUMFIZZ LIBRARY
Uses constant power and the entered unit tariff.
Energy and household resources ↗Meter readings must be cumulative in kWh.
Energy and household resources ↗Use the conversion factors on your bill.
Energy and household resources ↗Fuel units and energy content must correspond.
Energy and household resources ↗Seasonal performance varies with system design, weather and temperatures.
Energy and household resources ↗A simplified irradiance-equivalent estimate; it is not a roof-specific solar forecast.
Energy and household resources ↗Generation used on site offsets imports at the entered price.
Energy and household resources ↗Simple payback ignores discounting, degradation, financing and replacement costs.
Energy and household resources ↗Capacity is delivered discharge energy.
Energy and household resources ↗Constant-load energy estimate.
Energy and household resources ↗Assumes constant charging power; actual tapering and thermal limits can lengthen charging.
Energy and household resources ↗One watt-hour is 3,600 joules.
Energy and household resources ↗Sum positive differences between the base and each daily mean.
Energy and household resources ↗Sum positive daily mean temperatures above the chosen base.
Energy and household resources ↗Approximates water at 1 kg/L with specific heat 4.186 kJ/(kg·K); phase changes and ongoing losses are excluded.
Energy and household resources ↗Ideal energy balance for water, neglecting heat loss and density change.
Energy and household resources ↗Heat energy per litre is supplied by you and should include heater efficiency.
Energy and household resources ↗Uses a measured volume rate, not a universal assumed drop size.
Energy and household resources ↗Compares electricity cost only, excluding lifetime differences and replacement labour.
Energy and household resources ↗Assumes every device draws the stated standby power for the full interval.
Energy and household resources ↗Steady-state conduction through one surface only.
Energy and household resources ↗No heat recovery or latent heat is included.
Energy and household resources ↗Each activity must use the unit matching its factor.
Energy and household resources ↗All quantities must use the same mass unit.
Energy and household resources ↗Constant consumption and refill model; timing and minimum reserve are not included.
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