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Looking at consumption

  • 01-11-2016 5:45pm
    #1
    Jonny303
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 634 ✭✭✭


    Hi,

    Looking for some advice.

    I have a convenience shop and want to start looking at fridges/freezers etc to see if there is any point in upgrading a few units.

    I imagine, but maybe I am wrong, that like household units, commercial grab and go fridges / freezers etc have come on along way in the last 10-15 years.

    So....how do I work out what a fridge/freezer is using? Is it the same as a turn on/off appliance such as a hoover? (1kw motor: 1kw x 24 hours x cost per unit) or is it harder to work out as a fridge or freezer kick in and out depending on the load being put on it?

    If it is based on the load, how do I check this? Obviously I can't turn it off for the day and see the differences as there is too many variances on what other things are being used in the shop.

    Is there anything I can leave onto a wire over 24 hours and it measures the consumption? Is a kill-a-watt meter what I am looking for?

    Thanks for any feedback


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