⚡ Electricity Bill Calculator
Calculate your monthly electricity bill with state-wise slab rates (India)
Enter your monthly electricity consumption in units (kWh) and select your state to get an accurate bill estimate including slab-wise charges, fixed costs, and applicable taxes as per official DISCOM tariff orders.
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Electricity Bill Calculator Guide (India)
Indian electricity bills are calculated on a telescopic slab system where the per-unit rate increases with higher consumption. Each state has different slab rates set by their respective State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs).
Understanding Your Electricity Bill
- Energy Charges: Based on slab-wise per-unit rates for units consumed
- Fixed/Demand Charges: Monthly charge based on sanctioned load (kW)
- Fuel Surcharge (FAC/FPPCA): Variable charge to cover fuel cost fluctuations
- Electricity Duty: State government tax (typically 6-16%)
- Wheeling Charges: Some states add separate transmission charges
Typical Appliance Consumption
- Ceiling Fan: 75W → ~54 units/month (24 hrs)
- LED Bulb (9W): ~6.5 units/month (24 hrs)
- Air Conditioner (1.5 ton): ~1,500W → ~360 units/month (8 hrs)
- Refrigerator: ~150W → ~45 units/month (continuous)
- Washing Machine: ~500W → ~15 units/month (1 hr daily)
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is the electricity bill calculated in India?
Bills use a slab system where per-unit rates increase with consumption. Your bill includes energy charges, fixed charges, fuel surcharge, electricity duty, and applicable taxes.
What are the electricity slab rates in India?
Rates vary by state. For example, Maharashtra: 0-100 units at ₹4.71/unit, 101-300 at ₹7.88/unit. Delhi: 0-200 units at ₹3/unit, 201-400 at ₹4.50/unit. Use this calculator with your state selected for exact rates.
How many units does a normal household use?
An average Indian household consumes 150-300 units/month. With AC, expect 400-800 units. 1 unit = 1 kWh.