Monthly electricity bill estimator

Start from a typical home, untick what you don't have, tick what you do, and adjust the hours. Everything updates as you go.

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    Lighting
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    How to read this

    The estimate covers the appliances you tick. Per month counts seasonal appliances, such as heaters and air conditioning, as running that month; per year counts them only for their season. Household presets use each country's official consumption benchmark (see households) and scale typical hours to match it; heating and hot water are left for you to tick, because they depend on how your home is heated. Your real bill also includes standing charges. Wattages are typical figures; if you know your appliance's rating, use the calculator for exact numbers.