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| Estimated life of equiptment:
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years
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- How many years will it be before you have to replace
the equipment?
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| 1. Power input - insert kilowatts
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- Standby mode means the equipment is on but not doing
anything useful.
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| Power input when in standby mode :
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kilowatts
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- How many kilowatts does the equipment use when in
standby mode? Look in the equipment manual or ask your supplier. To change from
watts to kilowatts, divide by 1000.
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| Power input when in operation:
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kilowatts
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| 2. Total energy consumption by converting
power input to kilowatt hours (kWh)
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| Operating hours when in standby mode (per
year) :
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hrs
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- How many hours is your equipment on standby mode per
day? Multiply this by the number of working days in a year.
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| Operating hours when in operation (per
year) :
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hrs
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| 3. Running costs
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| Average electricity price ($ per kWh) :
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- You can find this on your electricity bill. Don't
forget to include the demand and useage charges.
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| Annual maintenance costs:
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- How much does it cost each year to maintain and
service the equipment?
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| Purchase price of equipment:
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- Ask the supplier of equipment for this information.
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| Savings over the equipment's life
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| Estimated conversion cost (e.g. parts and
labour)
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- What's the difference in purchase price between
equipment A and B?
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| Is the space air conditioned?
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| Select your state:
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