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Water Select® Savings Calculator / How it Works               Electricity   Gas
For electric hot water heaters use column "A", for Gas use column "B", click on the next box down after each entry.   A   B
1. What is your water bill this month? $ ______ (A)    
       
2. How many gallons of water consumed this month? _____ (B)    
Note: Your monthly water bill (A) (divided by) your total gallons        
of water consumed (B) will give you the cost of water per gallon ©    
       
3. What is your sewage bill this month? $ _____ (D)    
Note: Your monthly sewage bill (D) (divided by) your total gallons        
of water consumed (B) will give you the cost of your sewage per gallon (E)    
       
5. What is your [(i) Electric / (ii) Gas] bill this month? $____ (G)    
6. What is your [KwH / BTU] consumption this month? ______(H) ( example: 2.9 BTU = 2,900,000 )    
* Question 5 and 6 will depend on the dropdown list chosen from question #4        
Note: Your monthly kWh/BTU (i / ii) (divided by) your total kWh/BTU used will give you the cost of your kWH/BTU (I/J).        
       
For Electricity (i):        
- *It takes 0.13958 kWh to heat 1 gallon of water from 50F to 120F.        
- The length of shower ( #11)(multiplied by) (Q or R) = The number of gallons used (K),        
The number of gallons used (K) (multiplied by) 0.13958 kWh = How much it cost you to        
heat the water for the length of your shower (L), (L) (multiply by) The cost of your kWh (I)        
= What it would cost to heat the amount of gallons used in your shower (M).        
For Gas (ii):        
- *It takes 890 BTU’s to heat 1 gallon of water from 50F to 120F.        
- The length of shower ( #11)(multiplied by) (Q or R) = The number of gallons used (N),        
The number of gallons used (N) (multiplied by) 890 BTU = How much it cost you to heat        
the water for the length of your shower (O), (O) (multiply by) The cost of your BTU (J) =        
What it would cost to heat the amount of gallons used in your shower (P).        
       
7. How old are your existing shower heads?        
(a)Installed before 1992 – Typically 5.0 gpm (Q)    
(b)Installed after 1992 – Typically 2.5 gpm (R)        
       
Number of people in your family will be taking a shower?        
Note: Populates how many pages are going to be repeated (one page for each person)        
       
8.Family Member #1 – [text field ie.“John Smith”] (T)   1   1
       
9.How many showers do you take per day? ______ (U)    
       
10.Length of your shower(s)______ minutes (V)    
       
11.Results Page        
- Automatic 20% Savings from a [Q or R] shower head = (W)        
         
12. Cost of Energy for Showers    
         
13. Cost of Water for Showers    
         
14. Cost of Sewer    
Note: 20 to 70 % Savings Calculated(10 percent increments)        
15. Percent of Saving    
         
16. Total of Saving in a Year