Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

because it's energy saving day

currently running 780MW more than a normal days power consumption as of 19:32

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7266978.stm

:rolleyes:

Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

WTF have got to do with it? :???:





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Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

Only 95.9MW over normal

Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

oops, should have read 78MW in original post, not 780, edited...

still, that's 78000000 Watts, so not a bad effort, now i think i need another cuppa, don't forget to fill it before you start or it'll boil too quickly...

Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

Airports currently running at 1.3 Mega VA
Might turn a light bulb off then

Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

Now running at 667.4 MW over what the National Grid would expect on a normal day. So no one is doing anything useful about this :roll:

Which is less than 1% - but the wrong way!

Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

...unless of course you have energy saving lightbulbs, which should only be used in places where they will be on for long periods of time (they are very ineffecient till they warm up, moreso than normal ones).

Re: Switch all the lights on then leave the room to make a cup of tea
 

And the light spectrum content is not linear making them unconfortable to use, they dont fit the lamp sockets anyway and contain mercury. Brilliant invention :rolleyes: