uk electric company notice light cycles ?

Hello.


I wanted to grow my auto's under a 18/6 lightcycle due to stealth issues and i was wondering if my electric company will notice the constant on/off, and if it would be a issue ?

Im using a mars300w led light, carbon filter, intake fan ... so not too much draining the electric but its nice to know the details.

Thanks

furious248 said:

Hello.


I wanted to grow my auto's under a 18/6 lightcycle due to stealth issues and i was wondering if my electric company will notice the constant on/off, and if it would be a issue ?

Im using a mars300w led light, carbon filter, intake fan ... so not too much draining the electric but its nice to know the details.

Thanks

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no you got no worries with the electric company's in the UK using what you are using, just pay your bill, dont steal electric thats a big no no.

ive known many people use 3/4 600w hps lights,big fans n filters n whatnot in small property's for many a yr and never had no problems with the electric.

pay bill....

furious248 said:

Hello.


I wanted to grow my auto's under a 18/6 lightcycle due to stealth issues and i was wondering if my electric company will notice the constant on/off, and if it would be a issue ?

Im using a mars300w led light, carbon filter, intake fan ... so not too much draining the electric but its nice to know the details.

Thanks

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Since you are UK based you might want to ask the guys in the UK Growers thread this question. They are here:
http://rollitup.org/t/the-uk-growers-thread.179741/

Thanks for the answers !

Greetings.

A decent PC uses 500w, gaming machine is 1.2 - 1.5 kW per hr. Geek like me 3 kW in PC alone.

However not hard to chart power surges and associate a pattern of use and times.
Also
Digital ballasts put out huge (huge) bubble of EFI that the cable company will hunt you down for first. Also could have some ham radio dude banging on the door beaching about his gear can't talk to aliens or some sheet.

LED is more power surge and time issue.



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Not from the UK but you're going to be using very little power. I wouldn't worry too much over it.