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i am working on a project.. i would love to implement ENERGY METERING WITH IT SO...

i am working on a project..
i would love to implement ENERGY METERING WITH IT SO AS TO BE ABLE TO CALCULATE THE BILLS AT THE END OF A CERTAIN PERIOD..
how could this be done...BULBS,FANS,SOCKETS are the appliances involved...
how can i get the energy used by all this appliances.

i need very DETAILED TECHNICAL EXPLANATION.

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