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i need to convert ampere of usage into kwh
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an ampere is an instantaneous measurement, while KWH is a measurement of watts (in this case, kilowatts) over time. it's like converting linear feet to cubic feet, you just can't do it
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converting amps to kwh requires multiple equasions, for example i will show the process for converting the amps used by a 100 watt bulb in a 115/120 volt powered circuit.
E=IxR states that volts are equivilent to amps X watts So inversly volts divided by watts = amps in this case 120 volts divided by 100 watts =1.2 amps that given and adding that kwh=1000 watts used for 1 hr so inversly a 1.2 amp load used continuosly for 1 hr = 100watt hours or 0.10kwh I hope that helps |
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Therefore it uses 0.564 kWh/h. Multiply by hours operated and you will have your answer. |
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I think JohnS method should be helpful to you...
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if i reduce the amps rate by an energy saver will kwh will reduce
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If you reduce the amps, the energy consumed will be less UNLESS it runs longer (for example, something controlled by a thermostat that runs until it reaches a temperature.) Picky note: above is only correct if current is in phase with voltage and constant. If current varies or turns on and off with a switch (thermostat) it is a little more complex. |
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. one main feeder is loading 1000 amp. please let me know with formula how much kwh consumption.
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