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The electric company is not that advanced out here. If they were that efficient then they would cut into their profits.
We don't have the option. There was a proposed sale of the electric companies in Hawaii to a FL conglomerate. Fortunately, the Governor came out against it and the state PUC disapproved the sale. Only thing that came to mind when there's a sale. Someone sees a way to turn a profit after the sale. Higher rates for usage. Kauai has a coop type set-up for electricity.
I installed a tankless, on-demand hot water heater. 18Kw! Whoda thunk the same energy used for welding your bike frame could be used to heat everyday water?
It btakes a lot of juice to reheat a cold tank over and over.
Still, allowing the water to go cold and then heat it again is costly. And requiring your tenant to pull the breaker is not only unfair to them, as has been pointed out by others is unsafe.
Seems maybe Tom isn't "requiring" the tenants to turn off the power , just a stop gap suggestion to keep the usage down until he can sort this out . Dusty
I thought about a tankless heater but the cost vs. what I have in a rental unit right now isn't worth the work to install. Possibility when the heater is totally dead and needs replacing.I did have a Paloma inline propane heater on the house when I lived by myself.
Well, quite. How else is the service guy going to make the payments on a $40,000 truck?