Number of Appliances Appliance Daily Use Total Watts Total Cost Per (Monthly in kWH) Appliance Uses Per Hour (kW) Use P= VxI 100 Watts /= 6 Fans x 6h/ day x 0.1kW 1000 = 0.1 kw =3.6 kWH/ day x 30 days / month Appliance (Hours) Example 1: Window Fan 6 h = 108 kWH / month Cost per month= 108 kWH x Cost in Peso per kWH Appliance 2: Appliance 3: Appliance 4: Appliance 5: Appliance 6: Appliance 7: Appliance 8:

Number of Appliances Appliance Daily Use Total Watts Total Cost Per (Monthly in kWH) Appliance Uses Per Hour (kW) Use P= VxI 100 Watts /= 6 Fans x 6h/ day x 0.1kW 1000 = 0.1 kw =3.6 kWH/ day x 30 days / month Appliance (Hours) Example 1: Window Fan 6 h = 108 kWH / month Cost per month= 108 kWH x Cost in Peso per kWH Appliance 2: Appliance 3: Appliance 4: Appliance 5: Appliance 6: Appliance 7: Appliance 8:

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter7: Alternating Current, Power Distribution, And Voltage Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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