High useage

Level 92

retrotecchie

25-11-22

@JoeSoap

It would indeed.

Don't shoot me, I'm only the piano player. I DON'T work for or on behalf of EON.Next, but am willing to try and help if I can. Not on mains gas, mobile network or mains drainage. House heated almost entirely by baby dragons.

Level 6

Purplerachel123

25-11-22

Originally Posted by JoeSoap

@retrotecchie

I understand. We can look at this any which way, but again we need consumption data in kWh, ideally for both fuels and down to at least hourly intervals.

I know I keep banging on about it but the Bright App, with smart meters set to half-hourly data, would reveal much useful info.

I have downloaded the app but can’t find the number on my display to put in it I’ve used this today , how much electric is. Kilowatt

Level 6

Purplerachel123

25-11-22

[QUOTE=Purplerachel123;24091]I have downloaded the app but can’t find the number on my display to put in it I’ve used this today , how much electric is. Kilowatt[/QUOT

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Level 91

JoeSoap

25-11-22

Originally Posted by Purplerachel123

I have downloaded the app but can’t find the number on my display to put in it I’ve used this today , how much electric is. Kilowatt

I think it’s the GUID number or something and should be printed on the outside. Maybe on the rear.

I'm an Eon Next dual fuel customer with no particular expertise but have some time on my hands that I am using to try and help out a bit.

Level 91

JoeSoap

25-11-22

[QUOTE=Purplerachel123;24093]

Originally Posted by Purplerachel123

I have downloaded the app but can’t find the number on my display to put in it I’ve used this today , how much electric is. Kilowatt[/QUOT

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Ah kWh. Great. Multiply by your unit rate (was it 34p?) and add the standing charge. That’s how much your elec has cost so far today. About £2.40?

Level 6

Purplerachel123

25-11-22

[QUOTE=JoeSoap;24095]

Originally Posted by Purplerachel123

Ah kWh. Great. Multiply by your unit rate (was it 34p?) and add the standing charge. That’s how much your elec has cost so far today. About £2.40?

It’s on £3.34

Level 6

Purplerachel123

25-11-22

[QUOTE=Purplerachel123;24096]

Originally Posted by JoeSoap

It’s on £3.34

What would be a daily useage of kilowatts for a 3 bedroom house ?

Level 91

JoeSoap

25-11-22

@Purplerachel123

So if you do your own calculation using the kWh, unit rate and standing charge, how does it compare to how much the IHD says it has cost you?

Level 91

meldrewreborn

25-11-22

@Purplerachel123

while it’s not likely that the fridge freezer is a guzzler you should be able to check it’s energy rating and consumption specifications either online or in you documentation. Try to isolate the circuit it’s on and then turn of everything else on that circuit - it’s easy for me because my freezer is in the kitchen which has its own circuit.
on the combi make sure the flow temperature is set quite low and that any facility to have instant hot water is off.

Current Eon Next customer, ex EDF, Zog and Symbio. Don't think dual fuel saves money and don't like smart meters. Chronologically Gifted. If I offend let me know by private message, but I’ll continue to express my opinions nonetheless.

Level 91

JoeSoap

25-11-22

@Purplerachel123

Looks like your IHD is reading high due to having the wrong tariff rates… ie about 51p/kWh instead of the 34p or so you’re actually being charged. You need to request a tariff update to your IHD through customer service.