The recommended method to protect Medicareâs interests is a WCMSA. The amount of the WCMSA is determined on a case-by-case basis. Please review the Determining if a WCMSA is Reasonable document to assist you with your WCMSA submission. This document is available in the Downloads section at the bottom of this page.
Best Answer: Watt = Joules per second. 120 Watt means it consumes 120 Joules every second. The most common term is kilowatt-hour (kWh). This is the amount of kilowatts the device requires, multiplied by the amount of hours you leave it on.So your TV consumes 0.12 kWh every hour if you leave it on.20 Watt means it consumes 120 Joules every second. The most common term is kilowatt-hour (kWh). This is the amount of kilowatts the device requires, multiplied by the amount of hours you leave it on. So your TV consumes 0.12 kWh every hour if you leave it on.
Stimpy, the power rating tells you the rate at which the device consumes energy. So yes, a 60-Watt bulb will consume 60W*h or 0.06kWh of electricity in one hour. Watt-hours measure energy consumption. There is a simple little page here that shows some calculations.