Lecky costs per unit.

[Kwasaki]

Out of curiosity not the cost my farmhouse on my farmland electric isn't free anymore.

 

Forget how it was set up before seem to remember less than 50 units was free.

 

The rate per unit is 38.61 now.

 

 

 

[MJCM]

20 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

The rate per unit is 38.61 now.

How do you come at that number

 

Total bill was 144.77 THB / 43 Units = 3,36 THB per UNIT

(The 38.61 is the FT Charge (Fuel Surcharge)) which is originally 39.21 THB but you got a discount of 38.61 so actually FT charge is 0,6 THB (see the minus next to it)

 

It was indeed if you used less then 50 Units for 3 consecutive months (and you are on a 5/15A supply which is indicated by the # 1115 (under type)) that your bill would be 0 Thb,

 

We have the same issue with the house and land we bought of our neighbours, only have 1 light running 24/7 there and usage is 13 Units and still get a bill.

 

Some one told us that they stopped it (0 bill if less then 50 units used), but I will know for sure next month as then the 3 months consecutive is over.

[MrJ2U]

2 minutes ago, MJCM said:

How do you come at that number

 

Total bill was 144.77 THB / 43 Units = 3,36 THB per UNIT

 

It was indeed if you used less then 50 Units for 3 consecutive months (and you are on a 5/15A supply which is indicated by the # 1115 (under type)) that your bill would be 0 Thb,

 

We have the same issue with the house and land we bought of our neighbours, only have 1 light running 24/7 there and usage is 13 Units and still get a bill.

 

Some one told us that they stopped it (0 bill if less then 50 units used), but I will know for sure next month as then the 3 months consecutive is over.

I've heard rumors that electricity prices per unit were going to go down as the price on gas was cheaper than anticipated.

 

Have you heard anything about it? 

 

 

[Kwasaki]

16 minutes ago, MJCM said:

How do you come at that number

 

Total bill was 144.77 THB / 43 Units = 3,36 THB per UNIT

(The 38.61 is the FT Charge (Fuel Surcharge)) which is originally 39.21 THB but you got a discount of 38.61 so actually FT charge is 0,6 THB (see the minus next to it)

 

It was indeed if you used less then 50 Units for 3 consecutive months (and you are on a 5/15A supply which is indicated by the # 1115 (under type)) that your bill would be 0 Thb,

 

We have the same issue with the house and land we bought of our neighbours, only have 1 light running 24/7 there and usage is 13 Units and still get a bill.

 

Some one told us that they stopped it (0 bill if less then 50 units used), but I will know for sure next month as then the 3 months consecutive is over.

Thanks.

Couldn't see where says 3.36.

[Liverpool Lou]

12 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Thanks.

Couldn't see where says 3.36.

It doesn't, but then it doesn't say that the unit cost is B38.61, either!  It does tell you the number of units consumed and the total cost of those units...divide the latter by the former, you know how that works.

[MJCM]

46 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Couldn't see where says 3.36.

That results comes from calculating Total Price (144.77 THB) divided by total Units used (43 Units).

[Kwasaki]

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

It doesn't, but then it doesn't say that the unit cost is B38.61, either!  It does tell you the number of units consumed and the total cost of those units...divide the latter by the former, you know how that works.

Well next to 38.61 looks a U.

 

So sorry I'll go and cut my throat immediately.

[Kwasaki]

38 minutes ago, MJCM said:

That results comes from calculating Total Price (144.77 THB) divided by total Units used (43 Units).

Yeah I see that now. ????

[Liverpool Lou]

41 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

So sorry I'll go and cut my throat immediately.

That's a bit drastic, I'll give you a "Like" if it helps!

EDIT: There you go.

[Farma]

Do a search for Pea electricity tariff and it will show you all their tariffs.

 

Here's a screenshot on the 1st page

 

[foreverlomsak]

3 hours ago, MrJ2U said:

I've heard rumors that electricity prices per unit were going to go down as the price on gas was cheaper than anticipated.

 

Have you heard anything about it? 

 

 

just received my bill 2 days ago, unit cost works out at 5.22

[MJCM]

25 minutes ago, foreverlomsak said:

just received my bill 2 days ago, unit cost works out at 5.22

I guess you used more then 300 Units with that you are charged the full amount of Fuel Surcharge (FT).

(guesstimate (could be wrong) is that you used +/- 376 Units))

 

FT Discount only for households who use less then 300 Units. So the more you use the more you have to pay and the higher the price per unit. 

[sometimewoodworker]

4 hours ago, MrJ2U said:

I've heard rumors that electricity prices per unit were going to go down as the price on gas was cheaper than anticipated.

 

Have you heard anything about it? 

They have gone down. It is in the FT charge and it’s gone down by about 33%

 

highest recently

 

lt then went down to 

 

it will go down to 

[MJCM]

9 minutes ago, sometimewoodworker said:

They have gone down. It is in the FT charge and it’s gone down by about 33%

 

highest recently

 

lt then went down to 

 

it will go down to 

Question, do you know if the FT discount (for usage under 300 units) will be still in effect?

[MJCM]

36 minutes ago, MJCM said:

I guess you used more then 300 Units with that you are charged the full amount of Fuel Surcharge (FT).

(guesstimate (could be wrong) is that you used +/- 376 Units))

 

Made a calc error (thanks @sometimewoodworker for posting the right Ft Charges): around 430 units

[sometimewoodworker]

1 hour ago, MJCM said:

Question, do you know if the FT discount (for usage under 300 units) will be still in effect?

No, not personally, but @Crossy said yes

[Kwasaki]

Thanks for info.

If farm lecky goes over 200 as a pensioner I'll do a go fund me appeal. ????

[MrJ2U]

5 hours ago, foreverlomsak said:

just received my bill 2 days ago, unit cost works out at 5.22

I just got my bill.

 

Almost 8,000 baht.  Ugh! 

[MrJ2U]

4 hours ago, sometimewoodworker said:

They have gone down. It is in the FT charge and it’s gone down by about 33%

 

highest recently

 

lt then went down to 

 

it will go down to 

I'll have to show my wife, thanks. 

 

Bills 300.00 bah cheaper at 7,550 baht. 

[MrJ2U]

4 hours ago, sometimewoodworker said:

They have gone down. It is in the FT charge and it’s gone down by about 33%

 

highest recently

 

lt then went down to 

 

it will go down to 

She said next month.

 

[sometimewoodworker]

1 hour ago, MrJ2U said:

She said next month.

 

Well the picture I showed you did tell you that,  as well as my post saying that it will go down.

The second one tells you 

Quote

for the month of May - August 2023

 

[Kwasaki]

13 hours ago, MrJ2U said:

I just got my bill.

 

Almost 8,000 baht.  Ugh! 

Go 5/15 ????

[MrJ2U]

2 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

Go 5/15 ????

"greater electricity needs prefer three phase power because it is more efficient and less expensive to operate."

 

https://blog.tripplite.com/single-phase-vs-three-phase-power-explained#:~:text=Single phase power is used,and less expensive to operate.

[MrJ2U]

14 hours ago, sometimewoodworker said:

Well the picture I showed you

I don't read Thai.

 

That's why I said I'll show my wife and said "thanks".

 

Either way it'll be minimal saving for us. 

[sometimewoodworker]

2 hours ago, MrJ2U said:

I don't read Thai.

Neither do I !! However I do have Google translate (lens) both as an app and bookmarked on my browser and so it’s hardly rocket science to throw any photos into it and get a reasonably good to perfect translation, along with the English text with the PEA documents it does give a good guide!

[sometimewoodworker]

2 hours ago, MrJ2U said:

“greater electricity needs prefer three phase power because it is more efficient and less expensive to operate."

Virtually the only domestic uses where 3 phase power is more efficient are for electric motors, and how many big ones do you have?

 

To take advantage of that you have to either be buying new or get great deals on used equipment, along with having 3 phase outlets or 3 phase routed to the usage points. Neither of these are common unless building new. Also you have the responsibility of balancing the usage of each phase, hardly difficult but rather annoying if you have too many power hungry items on one phase.

 

So in short, if you know the exact layout of your usage and plan meticulously you may be able to install during the build without bumping the costs up enormously, but you need a large installation for it to be a cost effective choice.

[Ralf001]

Location - Nongprue.

Units used - 959.

Total bill - 5257.54.

Unit cost - 5.482.

[McTavish]

On 8/25/2023 at 11:21 AM, Kwasaki said:

Thanks.

Couldn't see where says 3.36.

Sliding fee scale as shown here >

[Ralf001]

9 minutes ago, McTavish said:

Sliding fee scale as shown here >

Raw per unit cost ?

[TimeMachine]

Has anybody who has installed a grid tied inverter got any feedback on what happens in such a case.  My understanding is the meter runs backwards when fed back in and only when the authoriry come to check will they change to a smart meter and change your feed in baht amount to a lot less than 1 for 1. Also they dont seem to mind or fine people  for not informing them of the feedback solar system. 

Im thinking of going grid tie and taking advantage of the 1 for 1 until discovered by authority.