What does it mean?
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What does it mean?
See what you’re using
Your Trio Display makes your electricity and gas consumption visible,
taking the guesswork out of understanding how much your home
uses - both right now and historically.
What is a kWh?
Electrical and gas energy consumption is measured in kWh (kilowatt
hours) - traditionally known as 'units'.
As items within the home consume energy during the day, the kWh
total increases.
A kW (or kilowatt) is the rate at which energy is being consumed, so
using 1.5kW for 1 hour would result in 1.5kWh of energy consumed.
It’s about now ...
In the same way your car shows how fast your car is travelling, the
electricity speedometer on the left of the Home screen shows how
much electricity your home is consuming now.
Similarly, the ame shows you how much gas has been consumed
within the past 30 minutes.
The electricity speedometer is updated every few seconds and the
gas ame every 30 minutes.
To make it even easier to understand the hourly rates of
consumption can show the rate of consumption in cost (£) and
energy or power (kW).
For example, if the Display says £0.15 for the rate of electricity
consumption, then this means that if the rate remained the same it
would cost 15p for the next hour.
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