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Amperage is the disfavored term for "current:": the strength of an electric current in Amperes (Sometimes shortened to Amps).
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Comparing A to Kwh, can it be done?
I have read this page: How to convert amps to kilowatts
I often purchase electricity from a supplier to power computing equipment within a data centre. Some sell me 10 amps, some sell me 2.16 kWh.
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