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$'+pgastherm+'
Natural Gas
Therm		$'+ppropaneGas+'
Propane Gallon		$'+poilgal+'
Oil Gallon		$' + pwkwhr +'
Electricity
Winter KW		$'+pskwhr+'
Electricity
Summer KW
 
Heat ComparisonCool Comparison
Current Heat Btu's '+ pvheatbtu +' 
Current Heat Type'+pheattype+'  
Current Heat Efficiency'+ peheattype +'%  
Current Heat Cost '+ pcurrentheatingcost +'  
  
New Heat Btu's'+ pvheatbtu +' 
New Heat Type'+ pheatingtype +' 
New Heat Efficiency'+ peheatingtype +'%  
New Heat Cost'+ pnewheatingcost +'  
Current Cool Btu's'+ pcoolbtu +' 
Current Cool Type'+ pcurrentcooling +' 
Current Cool SEER'+ pccel +'.00 
Current Cool Cost'+ pvccost1 +'  
  
New Cool Btu's'+ pcoolbtu +' 
New Cool Type'+ pnewcooling +' 
New Cool SEER'+ pncel +'.00  
New Cool Cost'+ pvccost2 +'  
     Estimated Heat Savings'+ pannualheatingsavings +'  
     Estimated Cooling Savings'+ pvcoolsv +'  

Combined Estimated Annual Savings

'+ pvtotalannual +'  
  

10 Year Estimated Savings

'+ pv10yearsavings +'  

 

Actual Cost may vary depending on weather conditions, utility rates, usage, and specific building characteristics.  Figures Shown here are based upon the EPA and DOE energy/Star formulas and are provided for example purposes only  No promise of performance is implied by us or should be inferred by you.

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Step 1
This calculation tool uses information you provide about your house, where you live, and how much you pay for energy to estimate your heating and cooling energy consumption, and then how much money you can save by converting to different energy sources, different heating or cooling technology, and/or different efficiencies.

Where do you live?
Select a State - click on the down arrow and select the U.S. State or Canadian Province where you live
Select a City - click on the down arrow and select the City closest to your home.

How big is your home?
Stories - click on the down arrow and select the number of stories you home has (heated and/or cooled only - don\'t count unheated and uncooled stories).

Square Feet - click on the down arrow and select the value closest to the number of heated and cooled square feet there are in your home.

How old is your home?
Type in the age of you hours in years (use whole numbers only - no fractions or decimals).

Energy Prices
The prices that appear in this fields represent national averages and should be changed to the prices you pay for heating and cooling energy. You only need to change the prices for the fuels you use, or are considering using.

Natural Gas - enter the price you pay for 1 therm (100,000btus) of natural gas

Propane - enter the price you pay for 1 gallon of LP Propane

Heating Oil - enter the price you pay for 1 gallon of heating oil

Summer Electric Price - enter the price you pay in the summer for 1 kilowatt hour of electricity
note: you may want to divide a summer monthly total bill by the number of KWHr\'s used to determine the best value to use here

Winter Electric Price - enter the price you pay in the winter months for 1 kilowatt hour of electricity
note: you may want to divide a winter monthly total bill by the number of KWHr\'s used to determine the best value to use here

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Heating System
The top two fields are used to define the type and efficiency of your current heating system. The bottom two fields are used to define the type and efficiency of the heating system you are considering.
If you are not going to change your heating system, make sure the values in the new system match the values you enter in the current system fields.

Type of Current Heating System - Click on the down arrow and select your current heating system type from the menu that appears.

Efficiency Level of Current Heating System - this field will change depending upon the type of current heating system you select.

If you select natural gas, oil or propane as your current system type, the label on this field will read "AFUE" (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency).
If you select a heat pump, this field will be labeled "HSPF" (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor). If you are unsure about the efficiency of your current heating system contact your local heating contractor for assistance.

Type of New Heating System- Click on the down arrow and select the new heating system type you are considering from the menu that appears.

Efficiency Level of New Heating System - this field will change depending upon the type of current heating system you select.
If you select natural gas, oil or propane as your current system type, the label on this field will read "AFUE" (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency).
If you select a heat pump, this field will be labeled "HSPF" (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor). If you are unsure about the efficiency of your current heating system contact your local heating contractor for assistance.

About Dual-Fuel system calculations - a "dual fuel" system is a heat pump combined with a gas, propane, or oil furnace. If you select a dual fuel system you will have to enter the AFUE (efficiency) of the furnace and the HPSF rating for the heat pump. Dual fuel systems are designed to switch over from heat pump mode to the furnace when the temperate drops below a certain level. By default, this calculator is designed to reflect operational costs and savings based upon a switch over at 35 degrees (Fahrenheit).
When you select dual fuel some buttons and a thermometer will appear to the left of these fields. You can adjust the switch-over setting between 35 and 0 Fahrenheit by clicking on the down or up buttons.
The temperature will change in 5-degree increments and the savings calculation will change as you adjust these values.

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Cooling System

Type of Current Cooling System
The top two fields are used to define the type and efficiency of your current cooling system. The bottom two fields are used to define the type and efficiency of the cooling system you are considering.
If you are not going to change your cooling system, make sure the values in the new system match the values you enter in the current system fields.

Type of Current Cooling System - Click on the down arrow and select your current cooling system type from the menu that appears.

Efficiency Level of Current Cooling System - Click on the down arrow and select the SEER rating (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating) for your current air conditioner in this field. If you are unsure about the efficiency of your current heating system contact your local cooling contractor for assistance.

Type of New Cooling System - Click on the down arrow and select the type of cooling system you are considering from the menu that appears.

Efficiency Level of New Cooling System - Click on the down arrow and select the SEER rating (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating) for the air conditioner you are considering. If you are unsure about the efficiency of new air conditioners, contact your local cooling contractor for assistance.

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C5 Services, L.L.C.
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www.c5services.com
© 2009 C5 Services, L.L.C.

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Ray P. Kriegbaum
www.kriegbaum.com

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DigiSquid
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