Convert a US gallon meter for a CCF tariff
A meter report lists US gallons while the townhouse tariff uses hundred cubic feet. The occupants need a common unit before multiplying usage by the rate.
Open CalculatorInputs and calculation
| Tool input | Value |
|---|---|
| Currency | USD |
| Utility | Water |
| Volume or billing unit | CCF |
| Metered usage | 3 |
| Tariff type | Flat rate |
| Price per billing unit (USD) | 5.2 |
| Service fee (USD) | 11 |
| Tax on usage plus service fee (%) | 0 |
2,244 ÷ 748 ≈ 3 CCF. 3 × 5.20 + 11 = 26.60.
Tool result · USD 26.60
| Tool input | Value |
|---|---|
| Currency | USD |
| Utility | Water |
| Volume or billing unit | CCF |
| Metered usage | 4 |
| Tariff type | Flat rate |
| Price per billing unit (USD) | 5.2 |
| Service fee (USD) | 11 |
| Tax on usage plus service fee (%) | 0 |
2,992 ÷ 748 ≈ 4 CCF. 4 × 5.20 + 11 = 31.80.
Tool result · USD 31.80
What the comparison shows
Enter the converted CCF value. The difference is one billing unit, so it adds 5.20.
Assumptions and limits
Use US gallons. One CCF is approximately 748 US gallons. These runs use 3 and 4 CCF as rounded inputs; an exact physical conversion gives slightly different quantities. Follow the supplier’s billing-unit rounding rules.
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