I don't know if the two things are related, but every times that the voltage supplied to my house's meter drops consistently, usually from 230V AC to just 160-170V AC, for extended periods of time (can be up to 10 hours during the whole day), my electricity bill seems to jumps up in cost.
As the load it's always the same, how can such a huge discrepancy in costs be justified otherways???
The meter it's not digital but analog, with inside one of those round shaped disc constantly turning.
Thanks
As the load it's always the same, how can such a huge discrepancy in costs be justified otherways???
The meter it's not digital but analog, with inside one of those round shaped disc constantly turning.
Thanks