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It's changed, but not correct. Currently, all the units in the 'fact box' are KWh. That is "Kelvin Watt hours", which makes no sense. You want kWh, i.e. lower
by matthiasl 9y ago
It's changed, but not correct.
Currently, all the units in the 'fact box' are KWh. That
is "Kelvin Watt hours", which makes no sense. You want kWh, i.e. lower case 'k', upper case 'W', lower case 'h'.
Wikipedia has a reasonable article explaining that 'K' is Kelvin and 'k' is the prefix for 10^3:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units
Same problem in the footnotes, though MWh is correct, so that's good.
- ant6n 9y agoFair enough. I hope that one day, you'll Win the war against Incorrectly capitalized physical Units that still make sense Due to Context. :-)