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I know Watts per hour is not the right way to phrase it but I feel it helps for those that don't know. Also, I just don't like saying Amp. Hours :)

• idiotsecant 4y ago
  Watts per hour implies watts/hour. Watt-hour implies a number of watts multiplied by a length of time. Also known as energy. Watts are power. Watt hours are energy. Two different things. Watts/hour is nothing.
  • slaw 4y ago
    Watt/hour is speed of power. It doesn't make any sense.
    • Tostino 4y ago
      No, you misunderstand what it means in that case. Watt-hours are comparable to joules. 1 watt-hour = 3600 joules.
      • slaw 4y ago
        watt*hour=joule watt-hour: you cannot subtract time from power, it doesn't make any sense. watt/hour: delta of power per time, something very weird.