Kill-a-watt meter

[mockery]

Anyone have a kill a watt meter I could borrow? Want to figure out the number of watts my tank is using.

Thanks
Colin

 

[Jaycen B.]

Yes come get it.

 

[mockery]

Jaycen B.;564796 wrote: Yes come get it.

Pm sent

 

[Jaycen B.]

Received.

 

[weaglereefer]

Colin, there is something similar available at Target back in their Home Improvement section for $20. You can even put in your price and it will figure out how much it's costing...not sure I want to know that...

 

[crewdawg1981]

weaglereefer;564817 wrote: Colin, there is something similar available at Target back in their Home Improvement section for $20. You can even put in your price and it will figure out how much it's costing...not sure I want to know that...

No kidding right. Ignorance is bliss sometimes.

 

[Jaycen B.]

PM sent. The one I have does all that, cost per day, week, month, year. It's kinda scary.

 

[lifestudent]

Colin, check your local library. Gov. Sonny Purdue has placed 1 in every library and can be checked out just like a library book.

I borrowed one from my local library this past Spring!

 

[markl]

Not trying to hijack your thread. Id love to find out how much Im using.Any one want to explain the process of testing and figuring the numbers.

 

[Jaycen B.]

MarkL;565076 wrote: Any one want to explain the process of testing and figuring the numbers.

Device wattage/1,000 x cost per kilowatt-hour (kwh)= cost to run the device for 1 hour.

Amps x volts (V) = wattage.