Sorry for the mistake in my previous mail : it's not right to convert
directly kJ/h in kWh! You have to convert kJ/h in KW and then integrate
that value to obtain kWh (Type 24). Sorry for that desagrement. Best regards, Adrien Jeff Thornton a écrit : Well you're mostly right. You can't convert kJ/h to kWh as one is power (time rate of energy) and one is energy. You can of course convert kJ/h to kW by dividing by 3600 or convert kJ/h to kWh/h by using the same equation. If you really want to plot kWh then you need to integrate the kJ/h power rate from the Type 56 outputs and then divide the integrated value by 3600 to get kWh. --
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