חשמלינק

Classify a household's electricity consumption pattern as evening, morning, night, weekend or balanced from its hourly consumption, and report how peaky it is and how many kWh per month could realistically be shifted into night hours. Use it to explain WHY a particular tariff suits a household — a night-heavy home and an evening-heavy home want opposite plans.

classify_consumption_profile

Compare what an electric car costs to drive in Israel against a petrol car, using the live electricity tariff and the current 95-octane price. Returns agorot per kilometre and shekels per year for both, plus the annual saving. Use it for 'is an EV cheaper to run', 'how much does it cost to charge a <model>', or to compare specific EV models. Call with no model to list what is available.

compare_ev_running_cost

Rank every electricity plan available in Israel by how much money it would save a specific household, in shekels per month and per year. This is the single most common question about Israeli electricity — use it whenever someone asks which supplier or plan is cheapest, how much they could save by switching, or whether a particular plan is worth it. Accepts either a rough monthly kWh figure or, much better, the household's 24-hour consumption curve.

compare_electricity_plans

Calculate what a specific household appliance costs to run in Israel, in shekels per hour, per month and per year, using the live regulated electricity tariff. Use it for 'how much does my air conditioner / dryer / boiler cost to run', or to compare two appliances. Call with no appliance name to list what is available.

estimate_appliance_cost

Real measured electricity consumption for households in a specific Israeli city: how many households we have analysed there, their median monthly kWh, the mix of consumption profiles (evening/night/morning/weekend/balanced), and the average 24-hour load curve. This comes from actual smart-meter exports, not estimates from bills. Use it to answer 'how much electricity does a typical home in <city> use' or to compare a household against its own city. Cities with too few analysed households to publish safely are refused rather than answered thinly.

get_city_consumption_benchmark

Israel's national household electricity load curve, measured: average consumption by hour of day, by day of week, and by season. Use it for questions about when Israelis use electricity, why evening peaks matter, how summer compares to winter, or as the baseline a specific household should be compared against.

get_national_load_curve

List every private electricity supplier operating in Israel and the plans each one offers, with its discount structure and whether it is currently accepting new customers through us. Use it for questions about who the suppliers are, what a specific supplier offers, or how the discount types differ — not for ranking by savings, which is compare_electricity_plans.

get_supplier_directory

Explain, step by step, how a household in Israel downloads its own detailed electricity consumption file from Israel Electric Corporation (IEC), and where to upload it for a precise personalised analysis. Use this whenever someone wants a figure specific to THEIR home rather than an average, asks where their consumption data comes from, or asks what they need in order to get an exact answer. Every other tool's answer should end by pointing here.

how_to_export_my_iec_data

Price BOTH of Israel's mutually-exclusive residential solar tracks against a household's actual consumption and say which one pays more: מונה נטו (net metering — self-consumed kWh avoid the full retail tariff, surplus exported earns only the low export rate) versus מסלול ירוק (feed-in tariff — every produced kWh earns a rate locked for 25 years, while the household keeps buying all its electricity at retail). Returns payback years, lifetime return and the recommended track for each. Use it for any question about whether solar panels are worth it in Israel, which solar track to choose, or how long a system takes to pay for itself. Which track wins depends entirely on WHEN a household consumes — daytime-heavy homes favour net metering, night-heavy homes favour the feed-in tariff — so supply hourly_profile whenever it is known.

simulate_solar_tracks

Work out what size air conditioner (in BTU and horsepower) a room needs, and what it will cost to run per hour and per month at Israel's current electricity tariff. Use it for 'what size AC do I need for a room of N square metres' or 'how much does running an air conditioner cost'. Air conditioning is typically the largest single load in an Israeli home, so this is also a useful lever when someone is trying to cut a bill.

size_air_conditioner