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I bought a new Cyberpower 1350 VA UPS which has some software you can also run that can tell you more/less how much money you're tacking on to your electrical bill each month
There's a windows gadget called "Power Meter" that allows you to modify the "USD / kWh" ratio with whatever your electrical company charges you with
By default it's set at 9.28 USD / kWh
That can't be accurate, right? Who would charge their customers 9.28 dollars per kWh?
According to my utility company (Ameren / CILCO), in non-summer periods, they charge 4.901¢/kWh for first 800 kWh, then 4.716¢/kWh.
So when editing the ratio, should I put just like 0.049 USD / kWh?
There's a windows gadget called "Power Meter" that allows you to modify the "USD / kWh" ratio with whatever your electrical company charges you with
By default it's set at 9.28 USD / kWh
That can't be accurate, right? Who would charge their customers 9.28 dollars per kWh?
According to my utility company (Ameren / CILCO), in non-summer periods, they charge 4.901¢/kWh for first 800 kWh, then 4.716¢/kWh.
So when editing the ratio, should I put just like 0.049 USD / kWh?