Take the day/month/week kW average, multiply by the number of hours in a
day/month/week.
Colm
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 2:31 PM, John P. Looney <valen at tuatha.org> wrote:
> Hey guys. I've an RRDtool database that contains samples of my home power
> usage, with minute resolution.
>> Does anyone know how I could integrate that to work out how many kW/hr I
> use a day, a week, a month ? It would be nice to be able to calibrate it
> off
> my ESB bill, for instance.
>> John
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