TNEB Bill Calculation

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 TNEB Bill Calculator, Per Unit Rate 2023-24, House, Commercial

TNEB Bill Calculator:

Enter the total unit consumed in Units or kWh. Then press the calculate button to see the result of total electricity consumption. Our TNEB bill Calculator works based on the new tariff declared by TN Government for the financial year 2023-24

What is Tariff:

The way of charging your electricity bill based on the consumption with different charges is called a tariff. i.e you have consumed 600 units means, you get different prices for each step of unit levels. You get small money for low units up to 100 and small amount hike with another level up to 200 units and again small hike for 500 units levels.

TNEB Electrical tariff Rate 2023-24:

As per the latest Provisional Tariff subsidy for FY 2023-24 by the Government of Tamil Nadu, TNEB domestic tariff is splitted by two such as the rate for one unit varies between the consumption less than 500 units and above 500 units.

Note: The per unit rate for the single phase and three phase are same.

Less Than 500 Units:

If the consumer’s consumption is less than 500 units means, they has to pay zero charges for the first 100 units, ₹2.25 for the next 100 unit such as consumption between 101 to 200, ₹4.5 for the units between 200 to 400 and ₹6 per unit for the consumption between 400 to 500 units.

Power Range Per unit(₹)

>500 units 0-100 

101-200 2.25

201-400 4.5

401-500 6

More than 500 Units:

In case, if the consumer consumes more than 500 units (even if one unit extra) then they shall pay ₹0 for the first 100 units, ₹4.5 per unit for next 300 units such as 101 to 400.



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TNEB Bill Calculator:

Enter the total unit consumed in Units or kWh. Then press the calculate button to see the result of total electricity consumption. Our TNEB bill Calculator works based on the new tariff declared by TN Government for the financial year 2023-24.


Enter the Number of Months and Demanded Load for all other Non Domestic Consumers. Domestic consumer just enter the electricity consumption.


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Choose Unit of:

House/Domestic

TNEB Unit Consumption:

kWh

Connected Load:

1

kW

Total Month:

2

Month

 

Result – Total Energy Charges:

INR

Result – Fixed Charges Amount:

INR

Result – Electricity Duty Amount:

INR

Result – Total Bill Amount:

INR

What is Tariff:

The way of charging your electricity bill based on the consumption with different charges is called a tariff. i.e you have consumed 600 units means, you get different prices for each step of unit levels. You get small money for low units up to 100 and small amount hike with another level up to 200 units and again small hike for 500 units levels.


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TNEB Electrical tariff Rate 2023-24:

As per the latest Provisional Tariff subsidy for FY 2023-24 by the Government of Tamil Nadu, TNEB domestic tariff is splitted by two such as the rate for one unit varies between the consumption less than 500 units and above 500 units.


Note: The per unit rate for the single phase and three phase are same.


Less Than 500 Units:

If the consumer’s consumption is less than 500 units means, they has to pay zero charges for the first 100 units, ₹2.25 for the next 100 unit such as consumption between 101 to 200, ₹4.5 for the units between 200 to 400 and ₹6 per unit for the consumption between 400 to 500 units.


Power Range Per unit(₹)

>500 units 0-100 

101-200 2.25

201-400 4.5

401-500 6

 


More than 500 Units:

In case, if the consumer consumes more than 500 units (even if one unit extra) then they shall pay ₹0 for the first 100 units, ₹4.5 per unit for next 300 units such as 101 to 400.


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₹6 for the next 100 units between 401 to 500, ₹8 per unit between 501 to 600, ₹9 per unit for the 601 to 800 units, ₹10 for the next 801 to 1000 units. ₹ 11 per unit for the consumption for the all remaining units.


Above 500 Units 0-100 

101-400 4.5

401-500 6

501-600 8

601-800 9

801-1000 10

>1000 11

 


Hence the over TNEB rate per unit can be tabled as below.


TNEB Per Unit Rate For Domestic House

Power Range Per unit(₹)

Less than 500 Units 0-100 

101-200 2.25

201-400 4.5

401-500 6

Above 500 Units 0-100 

101-400 4.5

401-500 6

501-600 8

601-800 9

801-1000 10

>1000 11

TNEB Electricity Bill Calculation Domestic:

Let us calculate the electricity bill for 263 units. For (0-100) units amount is 0 (100*0), for next 101 to 200 units the bill is 225 (2.25*100), next 63 units the charges is 283.5 (4.5 *63 ) INR.


Here our total bill amount is 508.5.


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TNEB Bill Calculation – 263 Units

Scheme Tariff Range Per unit(₹) Units Bill

Domestic 0-100 100 

101-200 2.25 100 225

201-400 4.5 63 283.5

Energy Charges 508.5

 


Calculation for Unit Consumption above 500 Units:

Example:


Let take an example, you have consumed 846 units.


Look at the calculation the consumer shall pay ₹ 5460/- as electricity bill.


TNEB Bill Calculation – 846 Units

Scheme Tariff Range Per unit(₹) Units Bill

Domestic 0-100 100 

101-400 4.5 400 1800

401-500 6 100 600

501-600 8 100 800

601-800 9 200 1800

801-1000 10 46 460

>1000 11  

Total 5460

If you absorb the above all tariff pattern, the different charges are applied for the same unit’s consumption.

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