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%26#039;If it is incandescent then about 4 times as much as a CFL with the same brightness%26#039; - simply not true i%26#039;m afraid.
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If it is incandescent then about 4 times as much as a CFL with the same brightness. 33% 3 VotesOther Answers (4)
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Electricity use for billing purposes is measured in kilowatt hours. One %26#039;unit%26#039; is one kilowatt hour. A kilowatt is 1000 watts, so your 100 watt lightbulb would use 1/10 of a unit. My last electricity bill charged me 8.75p per unit (before VAT), so it would cost just under 1p to leave a 100w light on for 1 hour.
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1 watt = 1 joule/second
so 60minutes*60seconds*100 watts =360000joules=360 kj of energy? 22% 2 Votes -
100 x 3,600 = 360,000 joules
360 kJ = 1 kWh (kilowatt hour) 22% 2 Votes -
Absolutely 100 Wh
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