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old brick | 02:27 Mon 23rd Aug 2004 | How it Works
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What is a kilowatt hour?
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It is the amount of electricity consumed if you have a one kilowatt appliance (eg a one bar electric fire) working for one hour. Your electricity bill is priced in so many pence for each unit, one unit being one kilowatt hour.
10:36 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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Carrying on from that, to work out the number of kilowatt hours (kWh) used, you multiply the kilowatts by the number of hours. So if you have a 2 bar fire on for 3 hrs, that would be 6 kWh, and so on.
10:39 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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yes but what's one kWh in stone*teatime/furlong?
18:43 Mon 23rd Aug 2004

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