It would be nice with the possibility of taking the tariffs of the threshold you have and give you the average showing what is your current threshold so you can monitor not going over it. For example.
In a given month the following hour-peaks are showed:
5,1
5,6
3,5
The average of these 3 are 4,73. Meaning if you aim to stay with 2-5 kw/h tariff-threshold you must hold yourself under 4,73 for the remainder of the month.
Also I have another idea of a calculation which I do myself. I always aim to stay within the 2-5 kw/h tariff-threshold. The way I do it is that I know I must hold myself under 4,99. So 4,99 * 3 = the 3 hours of the tariff-threshold. So 4,99 * 3 = 14,97. As long as it's under 15 I stay within the 2-5 threshold. To be on the safe side, I always take 14,9 as a number. The "trick" is to only deduct the two HIGHEST thresholds in a month to find out how much kwh you can use in the last 3 hour.
So examplified this would mean lets say we have in a month these hour-peaks:
5,1
5,6
3,5
The calculation to stay within 2-5 threshold would be: 14,9 - 5,6 - 5,1 = 4,2.
This means I cannot use more than 4,2 kwh for the remained of the month, if I use 4,3 I get over to the next tariff-threshold plan.
This calculation will only get valid as soon as a tariff-peak has been reached. Ie, at the first of the month it wont make sense because its set per day.
If this could be showed in the AMS display based on which threshold you aim to stay within it would be great.
It would be nice with the possibility of taking the tariffs of the threshold you have and give you the average showing what is your current threshold so you can monitor not going over it. For example.
In a given month the following hour-peaks are showed:
5,1
5,6
3,5
The average of these 3 are 4,73. Meaning if you aim to stay with 2-5 kw/h tariff-threshold you must hold yourself under 4,73 for the remainder of the month.
Also I have another idea of a calculation which I do myself. I always aim to stay within the 2-5 kw/h tariff-threshold. The way I do it is that I know I must hold myself under 4,99. So 4,99 * 3 = the 3 hours of the tariff-threshold. So 4,99 * 3 = 14,97. As long as it's under 15 I stay within the 2-5 threshold. To be on the safe side, I always take 14,9 as a number. The "trick" is to only deduct the two HIGHEST thresholds in a month to find out how much kwh you can use in the last 3 hour.
So examplified this would mean lets say we have in a month these hour-peaks:
5,1
5,6
3,5
The calculation to stay within 2-5 threshold would be: 14,9 - 5,6 - 5,1 = 4,2.
This means I cannot use more than 4,2 kwh for the remained of the month, if I use 4,3 I get over to the next tariff-threshold plan.
This calculation will only get valid as soon as a tariff-peak has been reached. Ie, at the first of the month it wont make sense because its set per day.
If this could be showed in the AMS display based on which threshold you aim to stay within it would be great.