How did this model effect your monthly utility bill?
571264
I have not noticed any significant change, nor will you. All electric motors of a specific horsepower will use a similar amount of electricity, with minor exceptions. However, this motor is much quieter, but I only run it 5 to 6 hours per day. Many say 4 hours is sufficient.
571265
My application was not here in the USA and it was the first pumps used on that project. I can not answer your question accurately.
571266
We had a total pool makeover (installed a new filter and cl-free system etc.) this pump was one of the components... The bill is lower but could not say for sure where to give the credit....however, the pump works fine.
571267
Since I have installed this unit my bills have been about the same or lower. I replaced a 3/4 hp motor with the 1 hp.
571268
Sorry, can't answer that question. Right after installing th pump we had the hottest (and driest) summer I can ever remember. The air conditioning seemed to never stop running. Don't know if the higher utility bills were a result of the new pool pump or just because we had more 90+ days than ever before.
571269
We used it to replace a 7 year old pump. I would say the electric bill dropped about $10 per month.
2226870
I could see no difference and my bill might have been even higher. Keep in mind some winters are warmer/colder than others. I know my bill was NOT 45 percent less as advertized.
417191
It has reduced my electric bill by about 10 or 15 dollars a month during the winter. I love mine., I turn mine on as soon as it start getting cold and furnace doesn't come on only a couple times a night. depends how cold it get.
2022662
Yes, my electric bill has dropped 5% each month from the time I've installed them
1631989
I made the mistake of leaving it running for a few weeks this winter so that it was ready whenever I wanted to use it. Big mistake. My electricity bill went from an average of $60-$75, to a whopping $235! Unfortunately, it's not really an option for me to keep it heated during the cold winter months (I live in Sacramento, CA).
466474
I did not buy it to lower my bill. I have an added on 200 sq ft room that does not have central heating and it does a good job for it.
538408
I would like to know if it causes your electric bill to go up extremely high?
1093219
I use it 16-18 hours a day & my electric bill went up about $100 a month for the last 3 months....But my gas bill went down over $200 a month so it was well worth it for me. Has paid for itself & saved me about $200 in the last 3 months.
1800112
I can't say I noticed a serious spike in my bill. I don't run this unit on a continued basis. I would imagine you can contact the manufacture for usage data.
811851
It has made my electric bill go down. I had electric heat in my apt, and got this to use instead. It helps because I just heat up one room at a time (the room I'm in at the time) so it helps that I'm not heating the entire apt.
701695
I haven`t used it that often but its doing a wonderful job. I`ll let you know how the electric bill works out. I`m not really sure if its the same as the one at Meijers, make sure you check out its credentials first.
122257
I haven't noticed a change in electric consumption on my electric bill, of that helps. I have no idea if my neighbors ate using this product but because everything needs to be synced, I assume that it wouldn't be much of a problem.
2012243
I'm not sure but this unit ran my bill up so much I had to return it and take a loss.
1459504
Not a clue- all I know is that I downloaded because I paid for it and also am not happy with the product -it really raises electric bill.
310662
I haven't really noticed a huge difference In my electric bill. Certainly not enough to stop me from using it. I think it's one of the best dryers I've ever used. And if it ever stopped working I would just replace it with the same model.
179751
12 yrs is pretty old for any appliance. I would not think that a humidifier would cause such "drastic" increases in a water bill. However, if there is a malfunction such as a stuck water solenoid it could certainly contribute to that issue. I would also look elsewhere for other causes. You may have a leak in a toilet valve, or even a leaking supply line after the water meter. One way to check is to turn off all of the water use appliances and watch the dials (if you can see them) at the water meter and see if there is movement in the meter dials, and how much. If there is, you can record the changes and call your water utililty and they can advise how much water is actually being lost through the system and advise where to start looking. Some years ago I had high usage and it was traced to a waterline leak under the foundation which had gone unnoticed for some time. Good luck..
1579689
I can't tell you how much power the unit draws but I found that it increased my electric bill about $15 per month while it was running and there is a drain hose so you don't have to use the tray. The drain hose is short but you could hook up your own hose to extend it.