Kilowatt-Hour(kWh) is the unit of energy used to bill the customers for electric utilities. The S.I. unit of energy is called a kilowatt-hour. The other representations of kilowatt-hour are KWH, KWh, etc. Electricity and gas are measured in kWh when you look at prices for energy plans and tariffs, or when you look at your energy bills. Understanding kWh, or kilowatt hours, is an important part of understanding your bill, reducing your carbon footprint, and staying on top of your energy costs.
The amount of energy used by a 1,000-watt electrical device over the course of an hour is measured in kWh.
To determine your appliances' monthly energy usage, just follow these easy steps.
List the important electrical devices in your home that you use regularly, such as a heater, a refrigerator, a tube light, a fan, etc.
Look at the appliance's specs to see if the energy usage is listed. Write down how many watts the appliance uses and multiply that number by the number of hours you use it.
Consider, for instance, Each day, a refrigerator uses 200 watts.
24-hour utilisation of the refrigerator
200\times\24 = 4800\: watt\, hour
That means,
4800\div 1000 = 4.8 kWh
over 24 hours.
thirty days,
Each month,4.8\times 30 = 144\, kWh
A refrigerator uses 144 kWh energy supply for a month.
An average home uses 30 kWh each day.
Cooking in an oven for 30 minutes consumes 2,000 watts.
Kilowatt-hour: A measurement of the energy needed by a machine for one hour.
Kilowatt: This is a unit of power measurement. 1000 watts make up one kilowatt.
Kilowatt-hour(kWh)