Solar 101 | What's the Difference? kW VS. kWh

Learn the difference between kilowatts (kW) and kilowatt-hours (kWh) in your home's electric system. Kilowatts measure the speed of energy flow, akin to a car's horsepower, while kilowatt-hours represent the total energy consumed or generated over time. The relationship is simple: kW x hours = kWh. If you're considering solar and battery storage, a free quote will help determine your energy needs. Like, subscribe, and stay tuned for more energy insights! 💡🔋
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[@user-fd8cc7cj8m]

Super informational and simple way to think about it!

[@GoodFaithEnergy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FransGFE]

What a great concise video for our customers to understand power vs energy! Let's go GFE!!! ⚡

[@GoodFaithEnergy]

Boom!

[@KhaledKaptures]

Thanks for breaking down the difference beween kW and kWh!

[@GoodFaithEnergy]

Our pleasure!

[@JOATMOFA]

Nice video!
Also important to note that the "k" is a small letter, the "W" is a CAPITAL letter and the "h" is also small.
Solar panels are rated in W (WATT);
Inverters are rated in kW (kiloWATT)
and batteries are rated in kWh (kiloWATThours).

[@GoodFaithEnergy]

It can be confusing for sure! Very helpful to clarify!

[@umich8907]

I appreciate the simple breakdown!

[@GoodFaithEnergy]

Glad it was helpful!