kWh to BTU
The Impact of Air Conditioning on the Energy Bill.
The Thermal Energy of the Air Conditioner
If you are going to install an air conditioner, the options in the store will be on the classic 'BTU' (British Thermal Unit) scale, which is the British unit of cold and heat. There is a direct relationship between the BTU generated and the 'Kilowatt-hour' (kWh) paid on the energy company's bill. The equivalence conversion indicates that1 kWh is equivalent to about 3,412 BTUs.
Impact on the Electric Bill
To know the theoretical estimate of the equipment, if your machine generates 9,000 BTUs of cooling capacity over the hour, we can convert this amount of energy by dividing it. Take the power inBTUs and divide by 3.412. You will find that you are consuming the equivalent of 2.63 kWh of energy in extreme use on your bill.