"KA" means nothing to me either....
Certainly the difference between kW and KVAh is very relevant. One is power, the other is energy.
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Diversity law i think its called? how do you work out or estimate power required?
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"KA" means nothing to me either....
Certainly the difference between kW and KVAh is very relevant. One is power, the other is energy.
Whoops - typo in original now corrected (I obviously was meant to be "VA"). Thanks for noticing! Mind you, I presume that "kA" does mean something to you!
Good grief - a second Whoops! Sorry - that one also now corrected in original ("kW" should obviously have been "kWh").
It obviously wasn't a good day for me
Kind Regards. John
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