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Am I the only one who found the physical unit of kWh/day really confusing? If there's anyone else like me who prefers Watts, this equates to an average power c
by falcor84 4y ago
Am I the only one who found the physical unit of kWh/day really confusing?
If there's anyone else like me who prefers Watts, this equates to an average power consumption of slightly over 4W (100watt*h over 24 hours).
- tapland 4y agoWith appliances kWh/day is useful since you count costs in kWh
- tecleandor 4y agoWell, the thing is you can easily calculate your energy expense or your battery storage, given its calculated in watts/hour.
- capekwasright 4y agoIt's a little awkward, but it makes sense in the context of determining an energy budget or the daily operating cost on grid power.
- HPsquared 4y agoWatts are handy if your electricity is priced around 11.4 cents per kWh. If that's the case, 1 Watt continuously = 1 USD per year. (scale up or down to suit your tariff) (1 watt = 8.76 kWh/yr)