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Old 08-24-2010, 06:37 PM
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Just got my electric bill today. This is the first one we've got when the house hasn't been occupied at all. We were only down for a week and a half for closing so our first bill included that. Everything is unplugged except the refrigerator. We had a de-humidistat installed and set that at 55% and the temp at 82f. Our bill for the month is $55.00. This seems reasonable to me, but not sure. We have an At Ease which has 1481 sq. ft air conditioned. Is it reasonable?
Wow! We have an Azalea...bought it end of April and haven't lived in it til a couple weeks ago. Our elec bills have been about $115 with no one here. Guess we'd better get on the ball and have a humidistat installed.
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I just got my bill from SECO. My two vacant months so far this year were:
$58 (12 KWH/day) and $71 (16 KWH/day).
The same periods last year were:
$48 (11 KWH/day) and $53 (11 KWH/day).
Interesting data. I need to first verify there is not a refrigerator open , but it is unclear to me why it is higher. Has it been hotter or more humid?

FWIW, I also use a humidistat. The thermostat is set to 80 and the humidistat to 60.

It was a very hot summer...and very humid, more than the past few summers I've been here. I live fairly close to Mallory. Rates may have gone up, I haven't really checked, but you can take a look at your bill. Also, the energy surcharge or whatever it's called could be higher this summer than last. Some years it was a credit for us, but this year it wasn't.
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