Pqp Calculator

The PQP Calculator helps users estimate their monthly and annual electricity costs based on power consumption, usage duration, and tariff type, while also providing an efficiency rating of energy usage.

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PQP Calculator: Step-by-Step Guide

The PQP Calculator allows you to determine your energy consumption, PQP costs, and efficiency rating based on your usage patterns. Follow the steps below to use the calculator effectively.

Step 1: Enter Power Consumption

Begin by entering the power consumption of your device or system:

  • Locate the field labeled Power Consumption (kW).
  • Enter the power consumption value in kilowatts (kW).
  • This field is mandatory and must be a positive number greater than or equal to 0.01 kW.

Step 2: Enter Hours of Use per Day

Provide the average number of hours per day the device or system is operational:

  • Locate the field labeled Hours of Use per Day.
  • Enter the number of hours. This must be between 0 and 24, and can be incremented in steps of 0.5 hours.
  • This input is required.

Step 3: Enter Days of Use per Month

Specify the number of days per month the device or system is in use:

  • Locate the field labeled Days of Use per Month.
  • Enter a whole number between 1 and 31 days.
  • This is a required field.

Step 4: Select the Tariff Type

Select the appropriate tariff type from the provided options:

  • Find the dropdown menu labeled Tariff Type.
  • Select one of the following options:
    • Residential (1.0)
    • Commercial (1.2)
    • Industrial (1.5)
  • Choosing an option is mandatory for the calculation.

Step 5: View the Calculation Results

After entering the inputs, review the calculation results:

  • Monthly Energy Consumption: Displays how much energy is consumed per month, formatted in kWh with two decimal places.
  • Monthly PQP Cost: Shows the calculated cost for the given month, in USD currency with two decimal places.
  • Annual PQP Cost: Provides the estimated yearly cost, in USD currency with two decimal places.
  • Efficiency Rating: Indicates the efficiency percentage, with one decimal place, demonstrating how effectively the system uses energy compared to its maximum potential usage.