In this modern era, electrical energy plays a crucial role in human life, as it is essential for most household appliances. The number of appliances requiring electrical energy increases each year, meeting the growing needs of users. However, electricity consumers tend to forget this fact and only realize its importance when they receive a significantly increased monthly electricity bill or face problems caused by anomalies in electricity use. Such anomalies can lead to substantial losses, especially when electrical equipment is damaged or left switched on without awareness. To make better decisions in such situations, real-time and accurate information is necessary, which can be achieved through data analytics utilizing machine-learning and predictive analytics. The purpose of this paper is to introduce the CNN-LSTM method of data analytic modeling for power consumption data collected through an electric data logger, which can help predict future power usage and detect real-time anomalies in the power network. The proposed model was tested using hourly electricity consumption data, and the results showed that the CNNLSTM method outperformed the LSTM model. The CNN-LSTM model had a 29% smaller Mean Squared Error (MSE) score than the LSTM method.