How much electricity do you use a day, on average?

[techs]

I don't know but my electric bill is around 1500 hundred dollars a month.
I think the Gro-Lites are eating up a ton of juice.

 

[Dr. Zaus]

I don't know but my electric bill is around 1500 hundred dollars a month.
I think the Gro-Lites are eating up a ton of juice.

Seriously; doing this will get the cops/feds to come knocking at your door.

 

[Red Squirrel]

I don't know but my electric bill is around 1500 hundred dollars a month.
I think the Gro-Lites are eating up a ton of juice.

Holy crap that's more than my mortgage payment. You should do like most grow ops do and steal some of the electricity. :biggrin: Or go solar/wind.

 

[techs]

Holy crap that's more than my mortgage payment. You should do like most grow ops do and steal some of the electricity. :biggrin: Or go solar/wind.

Thanks for the tip!

 

[Modelworks]

17Kwh last month or two because of the heat, before that 10-12Kwh

 

[Rubycon]

Holy crap that's more than my mortgage payment. You should do like most grow ops do and steal some of the electricity. :biggrin: Or go solar/wind.

Be sure to wear rubber gloves when inserting hacksaw blades into the meter socket. :biggrin:

 

[mmntech]

Don't know how much but my family's actual usage is always under $100/mo. Bill usually ends up to around $150 once the government has finished gouging with it's various taxes and transmission fees. 2200sqft home.

 

[Svnla]

Just received the latest bill today.

$47.16 for 470 Kwh for ~750 sq. ft. all electric place.

15.66 Kwh per day.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Don't know how much but my family's actual usage is always under $100/mo. Bill usually ends up to around $150 once the government has finished gouging with it's various taxes and transmission fees. 2200sqft home.

Yeah if I don't count all that extra crap that's added, I'm paying like 50-70 in actual usage while my bills end up around $150. It's kinda sick when you think about it just how much crap gets added on. Even if you were to go off grid you'd have to be 100% off grid and cancel the service or resell electricity to actually save.

 

[vi edit]

Just got my bill from last month. 75kWh per day with an average daily high of 94F. Six of those were over 100.

I had a $266 cooling bill on 3200 conditioned sq/ft. And that's with a 33 day billing cycle. That's pretty good. I had the AC set at 73 full time.