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Anonymous users2024-01-231000W is 1 kilowatt-hour of electricity. The living room is 50W, and it takes 10 hours a night to only half a kilowatt-hour of electricity.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Generally, it doesn't take much. It depends on the wattage of your lights and how many hours they have been on. For example, a 100-watt light is only one kilowatt watt-hour when left on for 10 hours. Estimate for yourself.
This is very normal, when the light bursts is an instantaneous short circuit, causing the lighting circuit to trip, we often encounter during maintenance, some users will say that I have a light burst, how the lights in the whole house are broken. It's okay to turn off the power, just replace the lamp during repair and then close it.
The socket wire is generally a neutral live wire imported from another socket. It is estimated that the wire in the previous socket is not properly connected.
The living room jumps when it closes all the way, indicating that there is a short circuit and power outage in the living room. It is recommended that you find an electrician to come to your home to check it, and if you don't know much about electricity, don't do it yourself. Just in case.
There are several scenarios:
1. If there is indeed a problem with the quality of the purchased lamp, you can coordinate with the merchant to return or exchange the goods or ask for compensation. >>>More
Power consumption depends on power and time of use.
Kilowatt is a unit of power, symbol: KW, watt is a unit of power, symbol: W, 1 kilowatt = 1000 watts. >>>More