KSEB bill calculator & KSEB Consumption (unit) reading Calculator | Electrical4u (2023)

KSEB Per Unit Effective From 26.06.2022:

As per latest updates from the KSEB, we are going to calculate your electricity bill using new tariff rates which is effective from 26.06.2022. As per this, the fixed charges and demand charges is changed.

For 0-40 units, the consumer has to pay ₹ 1.50 per unit, if the consumer consumes more than 40 units and between 50 units’ means, the charges will be ₹ 3.15, For 51-100 units – ₹ 3.95, For, 101-150 unit the per unit is ₹ 5.00, For 151-200 units – 6.80, for 201-250 units – ₹ 8.00

If the consumer consumes more than 250 units, they shall come into non-telescopic tariff (No -slap) such as, 0-300 units – ₹ 6.20, 0-350 units the per unit charges will be ₹ 7.00, 0-400 unit – ₹ 7.35, for 0-500 units the per unit charges will be ₹ 7.60. Above 500 units – ₹ 8.50 for all units.

Also the fixed charges will be changed based on the different slaps.

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KSEB bill calculator & Consumption reading Calculator:

Enter the unit consumed in kWh or units and select the mode of supply (1 Ph or 3 ph). Then press the calculate button to get the result of KSEB Bill amount. The clear option is used to clear the value in the field. The calculator works based on 2-month consumption basis.

KSEB Tariff Calculation per-unit cost (Old Values):

KSEB Consumption (unit) Calculation:

The total power consumption is equal to the difference between initial KSEB energy motor reading to final KSEB energy meter reading.

Unit consumption = KSEB Energy meter final reading – KSEB Energy meter final reading.

KSEB Bill Calculation:

KSEB bill calculator or Kerala State Electricity board tariff calculator used to find the exact electricity bill amount. KSEB has two sets of tariff rated based on the consumption and they are telescopic rate and Non-telescopic rate.

i.e if a consumer consumes lesser than or equal to 250 units (kWh) means, the consumer comes into telescopic tariff rate. At the same time, a consumer power consumption is more than 250 unit means, those consumers are called as Non-telescopic consumer. The non-telescopic consumer should pay 150% to 300% higher than the telescopic consumer.

Additionally, the consumer should pay fixed charges based on the type of service (single-phase or three-phase)

KSEB Bill Calculation for telescopic Consumer (under 250 units):

The telescopic consumer has six kinds of slaps such as 0 to 40 units for ₹ 1.5, 0 to 50 units per unit cost will be ₹ 3.15, for 51 to 100 unit per unit cost will be ₹ 3.70, for 101 to 150 units per unit cost will be ₹ 4.80, for 151 to 200 units per unit cost will be ₹ 6.40, 201 to 250 cost will be ₹ 7.60.

Additionally, we have to pay a fixed cost, meter rent, 10% duty charges, fuel surcharges along with your kseb bill. The fixed cost will be varied based on your monthly consumption.

If the consumer has lesser than 1kW as connected load and they consumes less than 40 units, the fixed charges are exempted.

Example:

Your kseb electricity bill is 246 units the calculate the total bill mount?

You have to pay ₹ 1496.19 as your kseb electricity bill.

KSEB Bill Calculation for Non-telescopic Consumer (More than 250 units):

The total consumption of the consumer is more than 250 unit means, those consumers need to pay additional charges or new defined charges by KSEB. i.e for the consumption of 0 to 300 the per-unit price will be ₹ 5.8, for 0-350 units the per-unit cost will be ₹ 6.6, for 0 to 400, the per-unit cost will be ₹ 6.90, 0 to 500 units the per-unit cost will be ₹ 7.1, the consumer more than the 500 means, they have to pay ₹ 7.90 per units. Also, the consumer has to pay fixed charges, fuel charges, GST, Duty fee as an extra.

Example:

Let we calculate KSEB electricity bill is 446 units?

Kseb Commercial Tariff:

Reference

The above values reference are taken from KSEB official website.