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<blockquote data-quote="starboy1928" data-source="post: 519006" data-attributes="member: 34057"><p>How would you go about checking if someone is stealing electricity? </p><p> </p><p></p><p>also last night I went to bed with almost everything off and meter was saying I was using 200-266w per hour or £.05 and hour, probably just the fridge and maybe laptop charging. Woke up this morning 6-7hrs later it’s reading the same usage but somehow it says total usage in that time period is 4.76kwh or £1.22, it should be like £.40 or maybe 1.8kwh.</p><p></p><p>if I use an appliance usage shoots up, but when I turn it off it can take hours for it to normalise. Is there a fault that can cause this?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="starboy1928, post: 519006, member: 34057"] How would you go about checking if someone is stealing electricity? also last night I went to bed with almost everything off and meter was saying I was using 200-266w per hour or £.05 and hour, probably just the fridge and maybe laptop charging. Woke up this morning 6-7hrs later it’s reading the same usage but somehow it says total usage in that time period is 4.76kwh or £1.22, it should be like £.40 or maybe 1.8kwh. if I use an appliance usage shoots up, but when I turn it off it can take hours for it to normalise. Is there a fault that can cause this? [/QUOTE]
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