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The power consumption of one kilowatt/hour is analyzed as follows:
1 kWh = 1KWh, which means that the electricity consumption of 1 kW is 1 kWh.
The power of a computer is about 100-200 W, so it uses about 0. 1-0.2 kWh per hour.
One kilowatt of light uses 1 degree per hour.
Electricity above 1000 amps cannot be calculated because the potential of electricity is kWh (degrees).
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Electricity fee:
Electricity charge calculated according to actual electricity consumption. Electricity price is used to compensate the variable cost of power enterprises with the change of power generation and power supply. For small users such as residents, the electricity fee is all the electricity fees that should be paid; For users who implement the two-part electricity price, the electricity price is only a part of the electricity payable, and the basic electricity price is the total electricity payable. The electricity charge is calculated according to the reading of the active electric energy meter in the charging electric energy metering device installed by the electric power enterprise at the user's place.
Because the watt-hour meter count is a cumulative value, it should be the difference between the final reading and the initial reading when calculating the electricity consumption in the specified period. When installing current transformer and voltage transformer in electric energy metering device, they should be multiplied by the ratio of current transformer and voltage transformer respectively. The transformation ratio of current transformer (or voltage transformer) is the ratio of rated current (or voltage) of primary winding and secondary winding of current transformer (or voltage transformer).