what is the commercial unit of power?
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Commercial unit of power is kwh( kilo watt hour)
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Power is Watts where 1 watt = 1 Joule/sec
you dont pay for power you pay for (and consume) energy:
1 KWh = 1000W over 1 hr = 1000 *3600 J = 3.6MJ of energy.
If its gas or oil I expect you are talking about BTU (British thermal Units)
1 BTU = energy required to raise 1lb of water by 1 degF = 1055 J approx.
MMBtu is 1 million Btu's
1 Therm (EC) = 100 000 Btu ~ 29.31 KWh
Hope it helps u....
you dont pay for power you pay for (and consume) energy:
1 KWh = 1000W over 1 hr = 1000 *3600 J = 3.6MJ of energy.
If its gas or oil I expect you are talking about BTU (British thermal Units)
1 BTU = energy required to raise 1lb of water by 1 degF = 1055 J approx.
MMBtu is 1 million Btu's
1 Therm (EC) = 100 000 Btu ~ 29.31 KWh
Hope it helps u....
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