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Post Info TOPIC: Metering Electricity


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Metering Electricity


I have our RV connected to our S/B electrical service.  Is there a way I can monitor  the RV's electrical consumption?

Just curious how much my RV is costing me sitting on the pad. We are in it almost daily doing a few odds and ends. We could unplug for a few weeks but would need to plug back in to work in it.  I do have AC set on 85 to reduce to load during the heat wave.



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Jerry & Carol Pearson (+ fur babies)
FullTime since 2012
04 Winnebago Adventure, 06 Grand Marquis
www.waggintailsrv.com

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