Kilowatts and Kilowatt hours KWH

How to convert watts to kilowatt/hours

Power Consumption and Kilowatt Hours KWH
Question: Can you tell me how to convert watts to kilowatt/hours

This electrical question came from: Rick, a Homeowner from Dunsford, Canada.
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Dave’s Reply:
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KWH and Kilowatt Hours

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