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Is your AC reverse cycle? If it's not, then most of that bill is likely to be heating. That bill seems very high - through winter with my reverse cycle ACs I
by XorNot 5y ago
Is your AC reverse cycle?
If it's not, then most of that bill is likely to be heating.
That bill seems very high - through winter with my reverse cycle ACs I spend less then that to more or less constantly heat my entire house.
- pandaman 5y agoCould be in California: electricity at $0.30 [1], electric resistance heater, house without insulation or even seals in the windows/doors. When I lived in LA I had a gas furnace/gas water heater and spent about $50/month more on gas in winter. I've looked up historic data and it appears gas was about 30-35 cents per therm at that time so I used additional 140 therms per month or (adjusting for the 80% gas heat efficiency) 3300 KWh. If I had a resistance heater and paid $0.30 per KWh it would be about $1000. 1. https://www.sce.com/residential/rates/Standard-Residential-Rate-Plan https://www.sce.com/residential/rates/Standard-Residential-R...