Recently surprised by the electricity bill from a friend. He claims to have paid his electricity bills for more than two years before finding out that they were abnormal. Every time i pay, it's expensive and it hurts. However, the payment is required. I always thought it was normal that we were going to use so much。
I was just talking to a friend that day. She said her house was just over 100 a month, and she was in a coma。
I don't know what to do now. Here's her two-year electricity bill。
In response, many internet users tan their electricity bills。
This is the case of a family of three, without water heaters, with solar energy for bathing, with concentrated heating in winter, air conditioning in the summer, an open-door refrigerator, a small refrigerator, one meal per day and no idea how to use so much electricity, three of them。
This is a family of three, which has an integrated stove with electricity, which automatically turns on a smoker every meal, two or three times a month in the oven, a water heater that is always on, television for more than six hours a day, and a robot with a refrigerator washing machine with a smart toilet-cleaning machine, one month at most, 120 times a month。
Like our family of four, two meals a day, a refrigerator, an electric cooker and a smoker, a smart toilet, a water heater. Television and air conditioning are rarely available, usually around 100 per month。
Friends have blown the pot。
What are the reasons for the huge electricity bill
First of all, consider whether there are any people who steal electricity and can turn off all electrical appliances in their homes to see whether the meter numbers are beating. There's a beating that means someone's using your house electricity。
2. Check for electrical failure. The meter itself fails, or the wire leaks or uninterruptible short circuits cause electricity consumption. Cables at the time of refurbishment may be damaged by irregular construction, heat or ageing, while continuing short circuits may also lead to increased electricity costs. We need a professional electrician to check it out。
3. Whether large power appliances are permanently available at home。
Like the easiest water heater to ignore. When set to 60 degrees on a day-to-day basis, the 24-hour water heater automatically heats up to 60 degrees, and once cooled, the water heater warms up to the set temperature。
3. Check if the refrigerator is sealed loose or full of food. This also leads to higher electricity costs。
Air conditioners are the most frequently used appliances on a daily basis. It is also one of the most easily ignored points of our daily lives。
For example, if you keep the air conditioning on for a long time, the electricity costs will be higher。
In winter, for example, it will remain on-line and electricity。
For example, long-term clean-up, with a lot of dirty stuff in it, can raise electricity costs。
5 hot water per day
Every day we burn water with a hot kettle. But after burning, a lot of people don't pull the electricity, and they stay warm. It's also very expensive。
6. Kitchen appliances such as microwave stoves and electromagnetic furnaces are also highly skilled in electricity theft。
These appliances tend to be very expensive and have a relatively long lifespan. If you do not control the time of use, then you will unwittingly consume large amounts of electricity. Therefore, when using these appliances, we should develop a good habit of hand-to-hand power off in order to save electricity costs。
7. Top box. You'll never guess
This little device is the biggest electric thief in the family. Remember to open it and put on a switch and cut the power
Because the roof box has very high standby power. That is to say, when television was shut down, the roof box was not really closed, remained on standby and was still consuming electricity. In addition, the ceiling box is almost identical to the electricity consumed for normal operation。
Final conclusion: stand by to shut down long-lived appliances and remove power plugs in time to effectively prevent hidden electricity costs
Let's focus on our house's electricity bill and move on and say goodbye to the electric thief
