Sentences with WATTHOUR
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"The watthour is a unit of energy equivalent to one watt of power expended for one hour."
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"The electricity bill is usually measured in kilowatthours (kWh) which is equal to 1000 watthours."
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"The solar panels generated 500 watthours of electricity today."
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"The portable charger has a capacity of 10,000 watthours."
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"The energy consumed by the device is measured in watthours per day."
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"The smart meter records the household's watthour usage throughout the day."
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"By monitoring watthour consumption, one can identify energy-saving opportunities."
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"The rechargeable battery has a capacity of 200 watthours."
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"The energy-efficient light bulb consumes only 8 watthours of electricity per day."
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"The electric car has a battery capacity of 50,000 watthours."
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"The wind turbine produces an average of 3000 watthours of electricity per day."
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"An average microwave oven uses approximately 1200 watthours per hour of operation."
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"The smart home system tracks watthour usage in real-time."
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"Turning off unused appliances can significantly reduce watthour consumption."
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"The power plant generates millions of watthours of electricity daily."
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"Energy companies charge per watthour of electricity consumed."
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"The electric company offers different plans based on monthly watthour usage."
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"Installing solar panels can help offset watthour consumption from the electrical grid."
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"Energy-efficient appliances can save hundreds of watthours over time."
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"The energy monitor displays realtime watthour usage."
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"The electricity meter recorded a total consumption of 500 watthours."
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"He used 10 watthours of energy to charge his phone."
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"The solar panel generated 1000 watthours of electricity during the day."
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"The energy-efficient light bulb uses only 5 watthours per hour."
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"The battery capacity is measured in watthours."
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"The power plant produces millions of watthours of electricity each day."
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"To calculate the energy cost, multiply the number of watthours by the electricity rate."
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"The energy monitor displays the real-time watthour consumption."
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"A laptop typically consumes around 30 watthours of power per hour."
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"The electric vehicle has a range of 200 watthours per mile."
