Ang Meralco Bill mo ngayong June 2020? Huwag Magulat kung Sobrang Taas

Mamimigay ang Meralco ng 2 bill ngayong buwan at kasama na dito ang hulugang pagbabayad ng mga customer sa Metro Manila at iba pang lugar. Asahan na na mas mataas ang konsumo na mababasa sa kanila kaysa sa kinasanayang konsumo. Ito raw ay dahil maagang pumasok ang tag-init, at mas lumakas ang gamit ng mga tao ng mga appliances dahil nasa bahay lang ang mga ito. 

Samantala, may option na magiging installment o maaaring hulugan ang electricity bill nang 6 na buwan, mula Hulyo hanggang Disyembre, o apat na buwan, mula Hulyo hanggang Oktubre, depende sa konsumo.

“Sa mga gumagamit ng 200kwh or lower kada buwan ay binigyan ng option to pay ng 6 months. Anim na gives ika nga po. For the consumers na more than 200kwh kada buwan, 4 na buwan naman ang installment period natin,” paliwanag ni Meralco Spokesperson Joe Zaldarriaga.

Nangako naman ng MERALCO na hindi nila puputulan ng kuryente ang mga hindi makakabayad na mga consumer pagkatapos ng mga buwan na itinakda para sa installment.

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Matapos mabulaga sa malaking bill sa kuryente nitong Mayo, huwag na raw mabigla kung mas malaki pa ito ngayong Hunyo. Makikita na raw kasi roon ang apat na buwang konsumo sa kuryente ng mga customer. May paliwanag dyan ang Meralco.

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Dahil hindi ang Meralco nakapag-physical meter reading due to ECQ, ang ilang March at April bills ay naging estimated base sa inyong average daily consumption sa nakaraang tatlong buwan.

Ang basehan ng Meralco billing estimate ay ang nakalipas na 3 buwan (December 2019, January 2020, at February 2020) na itinuturing na “low consumption” months dahil mas malamig ang panahon kumpara sa mga maiinit na buwan ng March, April, at May 2020. Ang inyong bill ay maaaring naapektuhan ng mga sumusunod:

•Mas mataas na konsumo during ECQ - Mas maraming naglalagi sa bahay kaya maaaring mas madalas at mas matagal ang paggamit ng mga appliances.
•Mainit na panahon na ng konsumo - Kapag mainit sa labas, ang mga appliances na may compressors tulad ng aircons at refrigerators ay mas nahihirapan. Kaya kahit hindi humaba o dumalas ang paggamit sa mga ito, ang konsumo nito ay mas mataas. Sa aral ng Meralco Power Lab, tumataas nang 25% to 40% ang electricity consumption during summer months kahit hindi nadagdagan ang oras ng paggamit nito. At kung mas madalas o mas mahaba ang oras ng gamit nito, mas tataas pa lalo ang konsumo.
• Ang konsumong hindi naisama sa March at April bills ay kasama na sa inyong May bill

Upang matulungan kayo na lubos itong maunawaan, we encourage you to visit this link: https://company.meralco.com.ph/.../understanding-your-may....

Narito ang buong post ng paliwanag ng Meralco hinggil sa mataas na bill sa kuryente.

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How To Start Solar Power Installation In Your Home

As solar power becomes more popular, more homes are starting to adapt and install their own solar panel and it is now becoming evident even in Philippines. The use of solar power is not only good for the environment, but in many ways it is very practical. It is cheaper, and is a good form of investment.

However there are still some who are hesitant to rely solely on solar power since Philippines has very unpredictable weather, and during rainy season which is typically from June to November, solar panels generate less power which might not be enough to supply for the needs of your home. 

Meralco actually has a program called "net metering system. Through this, you can sell excess power during summer and use it as credit for your bill during rainy season. This will also serve as a back up in case problems arise with your solar power system or if the power supply is not enough for the household use, you could opt to use your solar power during day time and use Meralco Grid at night. By combining your net metering with the Peak/Off Peak program or POP instead of charging you the same rate for electricity,  Meralco will charge you at a lower rate for night-time consumption.

How do you start with solar installation?

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First, choose the right solar provider

Select a supplier who has good track record, reliable after-sales service and is knowledgeable in standards for safety. Some of the known solar providers are Solaric, Meister Solar, and many other companies that you probably know already. This is the time to make your own research, ask friends or anyone who has installed solar power system in their household. 

• Discuss with them the power need of your home. 
• Solar power is not that cheap and you don't want to over-spend on something that is more than what you really need. 
• Check electric/power calculator  to know total KW usage of all your appliances. 

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Identify what type of installation best suits your needs.

Will you be using solar power to power up certain appliances only or do you want it to also supply for the entire power requirement of your house. Just like when you are building your house, these must be planned. You can discuss this with the solar provider before they install your solar panels.

Talk to your provider regarding the safety and reliability.

Improper installation can cause electrical, and fire hazard  or damage your property. 

Solar Power Installation Courses:

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If you would like to learn and do it yourself, here are some Solar Power Installation Courses in the Philippines. Most of these courses are taught by experts and leaders trained from Germany and USA.

READ ALSO:

THIS GUY SET-UP WORTH P7,000 and 100W SOLAR POWER IN MINDANAO.

• http://solarenergyph.com/solar-energy-solar-panel-installation-diy-seminar/

http://www.theacademyofsolarpowereducation.com/

http://www.solaric.com.ph/solar101/

• http://www.pvstudent.com/Solar-Training-Philippines.html

 Moreover, you might learn from the following video on how to install your own off grid solar power:

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ARE YOU PLANNING TO BUY AN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE? CALCULATE YOUR CONSUMPTION EXPENSE.

The following lists below is an example of expenses that you will incur if you will use a certain appliance or electric consuming device at a certain time. Expenses or bills depends on several factors like the total consumed wattage in one month, the more wattage you are using, the more expensive your kilowatt per meter bill. Also in depends on the number of hours used.

The following list is not conclusive and we provided a link below so you can estimate your own consumption and electricity expenses based on your actual usage.

TYPE OF APPLIANCE AND ESTIMATED HOURS OF USE	Monthly Cost in PESOS
Blender 3 hours a day in 4 weeks	34.85
Charger 12 hours every day (x 4 chargers)	19.51
Computer Printer 1 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	47.43
Computer w Monitor 16 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	975.74
Rechargeable Light and Fans 24/7	78.06
Standard Flat Iron 1 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	162.62
Fluorescent Lamp 21" 12 hrs a day in 4 weeks	104.08
Fluorescent Lamp 48" 12 hrs a day in 4 weeks	172.38
CFL 18 watts x 18 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	87.82
Bulb Incandescent 25watts 12 hrs/day/4 wks	81.31
Bulb Incandescent 50watts 12 hrs/day/ 4 wks	162.62
Sewing Machine 5 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	101.64
Washing Machine 6Kg TwinTub 3 hrs x 5days	160.88
Washing Machine 6Kg Automatic 3 hrs x 5 days	306.08
Laptop 16 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	542.08
Vacuum Cleaner 1 hour a day x 3 days	92.93
Air Cooler Dehumidifier 12 hour/s a day in 4 wks	211.41
Aircon 0.5 18 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	2327.73
Aircon 0.5 12 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	1551.82
Aircon 0.75 12 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	1986.22
Aircon 1 HP 12 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	2579.09
Aircon 1.5 HP x 12 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	3420.57
Freezer Chest 8 cubic feet 24/7	607.13
Freezer Chest 12 cubic feet 24/7	758.91
Ref 8 Cubic Feet Frost Free 24/7	948.64
Ref 8 Cubic Feet 24/7	493.29
Ref 11 Cubic Feet Frost Free 24/7	1214.26
Ref 11 Cubic Feet Regular 24/7	645.08
Blender 15 mins everyday	20.33
Microwave Oven 1 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	325.26
Stove 6 coil Plate 4 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	1626.24
Rice Cooker 1.8L 1 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	176.18
Food Processor 2 hours a day, 3x a week used	162.62
Bread Toaster 1 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	216.83
Mini Oven 2 hour a day 3x a week used	348.48
Turbo Boiler 2 hours a day 3 times a week	232.32
Ceiling Fan 3 Blades 12 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	607.13
Desk Fan 16 inches 16  hour/s a day in 4 weeks	346.13
Exhaust Fan 5 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	124.68
Orbit Wall Fan 16  hour/s a day in 4 weeks	260.2
Home Theater DVD Digital 10 hrs x 5 days	726
Karaoke 3 hours a day 5 x a week	84.22
Plasma TV 8  hour/s a day in 4 weeks	823.96
LED 32' TV 8  hour/s a day in 4 weeks	195.15
TV SET (OLD CRT) 8 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	238.52
COMPONENT SYSTEM 2 hour/s a day in 4 wks	205.99
DVD MP3 Player 5 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	60.98
XBOX 5 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	130.1
Playstation 5 hour/s a day in 4 weeks	107.06

Basis for computing the estimated electricity consumption of home appliances for the Meralco Appliance Calculator (Meralco AppCal)

Important Note About the Assumed Rate per Kilowatt-hour: The price per kWh shown above is based on June 2010 Meralco electricity rates. The assumed price of electricity per kilowatt-hour is derived statistically and uses representative rate per bill amount bracket group. These assumed data are updated on a regular basis as deemed necessary by Meralco AppCal application administrators. This computation may vary from the actual consumption and rates reflected in the customer’s Meralco monthly electric bill and therefore, this computation should not be used in any way for billing purposes, complaints or concerns against Meralco. This computation should not be used by the customer to estimate electric consumption of appliances and/or equipment used for non-residential or business or commercial purposes.

Source of this data and info are from Meralco Appliance Calculator