People should also look closer at their bills and note that this meter gives you the base cost but your bill is also full of fee's that are also calculated using your total kWh for that billing period... example my last bill was $92 based on usage but another $82 in what I'm summarizing as "fee's" but you can see it on your own bill... in my case that's an additional 89% of the usage! When using a watt meter like this, if I calculated my cost to run something will be say $4.00/mo? It's really going to be more like $7.56/mo after all those "fee's" on your bill are factored in... hope that helps someone else plan / save some skrilla!
I have the killa watt Flex p3, However I unplug it and nothing resets. There is no Reset Button on it. I unplugged it and went to bed. woke up plugged it in, and still had the same usage hours and "$ Money Spent" How can I reset this? I also Held Down Every Button, Quick Unplug and Plug back in, and it keeps just Adding to the calculations before. ( i got this 12/10/23) so you got a new one because old one would retain memory?
kill a watts are crap. they burn out at 13+ amps despite being certified for 15. space heater? ac? all the things you really need to know about so you can better manage them? it will burn it out guaranteed.
Excellent video straight to the point thank you! 33¢ per KWH wow that is insane!!!
It's 42 cents per kwh here in the bay area. Thank you PGE.
thank you for the simple and to the point explanation.
You're welcome!
Awesome review! Straight to the point! Thank you!!
great video! I just got the 4460.1 and it works great!
I does! I use mine all the time for many reasons. =D
@@BeatTheBushDIY What's difference with the .01.
Well done.
People should also look closer at their bills and note that this meter gives you the base cost but your bill is also full of fee's that are also calculated using your total kWh for that billing period... example my last bill was $92 based on usage but another $82 in what I'm summarizing as "fee's" but you can see it on your own bill... in my case that's an additional 89% of the usage!
When using a watt meter like this, if I calculated my cost to run something will be say $4.00/mo? It's really going to be more like $7.56/mo after all those "fee's" on your bill are factored in... hope that helps someone else plan / save some skrilla!
Ya - a usage meter, not a 'fee' meter! Heh.
do you know diff. between P4460 and P 4460.01.
also do you know what EZ stands for
hi there thank you, anyone can tell me what hertz meter i could use to measure hertz on a power generator ? cuz this is a the wrong plug for me
You could try getting an adapter.
@@BeatTheBushDIY lol damn i didnt think i could , good reminder thank you
I have the killa watt Flex p3, However I unplug it and nothing resets. There is no Reset Button on it. I unplugged it and went to bed. woke up plugged it in, and still had the same usage hours and "$ Money Spent" How can I reset this? I also Held Down Every Button, Quick Unplug and Plug back in, and it keeps just Adding to the calculations before. ( i got this 12/10/23) so you got a new one because old one would retain memory?
Do you recommend the Kill-a-watt over cheaper/more basic watt meters?
Honestly, I cannot say just yet. I will be comparing a cheaper one to this one soon.
@@BeatTheBushDIY I actually saw this video right after I bought a cheap one and needed to know if i should have buyer's remorse
I saw a few cheap ones started to burn, scorch, melt on the cheaper ones. I’d say pay an extra $20 for this brand.
kill a watts are crap. they burn out at 13+ amps despite being certified for 15. space heater? ac? all the things you really need to know about so you can better manage them? it will burn it out guaranteed.
Huh. I suppose I typically only measure such high current for a minute or less.
No such thing as a space heater that runs on electricity. They are the heater equivalent of a jet engine.
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