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Seth
Flightless Bird
"Sunny Bard" <sunnybard@txinfo.org> wrote in message
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> Seth wrote:
>
>> "Char Jackson" <none@none.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>> What unit of measure is kvh?
>>
>> kilo volt hour. The way electricity is metered when determining how much
>> you used and how much you need to pay for.
>
> So your electricity supplier doesn't care how many amps you draw? Tell me
> where you live, I'm going to build a new datacentre
They're all related. The amps you draw affect the rate at which you consume
KVH.
Bottom line, you pay for all the juice you use, no matter how you measure
it. I've lived in many states along the east coast of the USA and all my
power bills have been measured in KVH.
Maybe it's measured with a different unit on your side of the pond, but I
bet you still pay per unit of consumption regardless of what that unit of
measurement is. I pay for petrol in gallons. You pay in liters (or litres).
Doesn't really make a difference.
news:hnh4pd$q27$1@sunnybard.eternal-september.org...
> Seth wrote:
>
>> "Char Jackson" <none@none.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>> What unit of measure is kvh?
>>
>> kilo volt hour. The way electricity is metered when determining how much
>> you used and how much you need to pay for.
>
> So your electricity supplier doesn't care how many amps you draw? Tell me
> where you live, I'm going to build a new datacentre
They're all related. The amps you draw affect the rate at which you consume
KVH.
Bottom line, you pay for all the juice you use, no matter how you measure
it. I've lived in many states along the east coast of the USA and all my
power bills have been measured in KVH.
Maybe it's measured with a different unit on your side of the pond, but I
bet you still pay per unit of consumption regardless of what that unit of
measurement is. I pay for petrol in gallons. You pay in liters (or litres).
Doesn't really make a difference.