RE: what IS the 'Unbioctium'

[craig <craigc.lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I agree that 50% might be more than you would expect. Please
remember
> the following
>
> 1 - Current Cost only measures current
> 	- It has no knowledge of voltage variations
>   	- It can't take into account power factor deviations
>
> 2 - The current cost transmitter sends an instantaneous reading of the
> current approximately every six seconds, your supply meter in reads
> the power used continuously. I suspect that this leads to lower power
> used reading than might be expected, although without knowing how
> power usage is actually calculated I can only speculate.

I understand Stuart :)

I expect mains voltage would be max +10%/-6% at my supply.

Just a thought, as its 50% out could it be the transmitter and or receivers
are made to support 110 & 220v, and some internal
configuration/jumper/manufacturing issue means my setup is configured for
110v ????

As you seem to have a relationship with CC, maybe you could ask them if you
get a chance?



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