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Choose your label market and enter the electricity price from your bill.

For example, 20 cents/kWh is 0.20 USD/kWh. Use your own bill rate.

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Changing market selects a currency and clears the draft price for you to enter. Currency changes do not convert prices. Your remembered market sets the label reader's starting market; shared examples keep their own inputs. Separate scenario rates stay as entered.

Clearing removes saved market, tariff, scenarios and measurement observations. Export journal records you want to keep first. Analytics choices are managed separately in the footer.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE

A lower running cost.
But a better buy?

Compare the purchase price and electricity costs of two appliances over your chosen period.

Illustrative appliances. Use comparable sizes.
A Appliance A

$73.00 / year

B Appliance B

$50.00 / year

Electricity rate: $0.20 / kWh · enter your tariff above; currency changes do not convert prices

Annual electricity savings with B$23.00
Extra purchase price recovered in4.3 years
5-year purchase + electricityA $915.00B $900.00

What price difference can the savings cover?

Maximum extra price covered by B's electricity savings
$115.00
Break-even electricity rate
$0.173913 / kWh

At your entered tariff, B's electricity savings over 5 years cover up to $115.00 of extra purchase price. This is an electricity-only ceiling, not a product valuation or lifespan forecast.

At the break-even rate, purchase-plus-electricity totals match. Above it, B costs less over your chosen period; below it, A costs less. The displayed rate is rounded; period totals use full precision.

A: 365 kWh / year · B: 250 kWh / year. Use comparable capacities, programmes and source scopes.

Estimates hold your tariff and consumption constant. Repairs, financing, disposal and resale value are excluded. This compares two purchase options.

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