The majority of us only require the electricity bill to check the total and make the payment. Knowing the price of energy per unit is crucial because it enables us to calculate how much we spend on each appliance in our homes. Every step we take to increase electricity efficiency should be considered financially. Understanding the various electricity bill components and how they contribute to the overall electricity cost is also crucial.
An online electricity plan calculator was created to help individuals understand how much they spend each month on various equipment and how much they can save by engaging in certain activities. Before using the calculator, please read the information below.
How to use the tool?
- Determine Utility
After logging in, the first thing you must do is choose a utility. When you choose your state, district, and utility, the system immediately saves your information for the user session.
- Put in Units
As it appears on your electricity bill, enter this value. As units eaten, this is shown.
- Determine Phase
If you have a single-phase or three-phase connection, choose Phase Select. The electricity bill also contains this information.
- Load Connected
The utility makes this determination based on the appliances you have in your home; for additional information, please check our article on connected load. It may also be referred to as a load, linked load, approved load, or sanctioned load. If the load is specified in Watts (whether it be a figure in 100s or 1000s), divide it by 1000, then input the result.
You must determine the energy consumption of all the appliances and electrical devices in your home in order to determine your monthly electric bill.