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To calculate the cost of electricity for this appliance multiply the number of kilowatts by the price of one kwh from your electricity bill. It is also very useful if there are two modes of operation of an appliance to record both – ie a washing machine heating its own water and when cold water is used, or air conditioning set to heating mode and also to cooling solar inverter mppt.

Third Step: Think about where you can save electricity!

We suggest the sensible approach is to identify areas where energy savings might be made AND test your savings are realistic, practical and can be sustained over a period.

For example, your television. If you turn it off with the remote it is still using around 20 watts. Even though you’re not using it your TV is actually wasting energy.

And, your computer. The computer and monitor use around 180 watts when they are on. Computers are certified by Energy Saver, which means they require the same energy to be turned on as during their regular use. So, if you’re not using it your computer turn it off).

Fourth Step: Buying your monocrystalline silicon solar panels technology!

We are strongly of the view that building your own solar panels is a very cost effective solution.

The starting point for either buying solar panels or making your own is how much electricity do you need and therefore, how many panels you will need.

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