Aboutcleggsan Expertise All technical areas of Electronics Engineering.
Experience BSEE, MBA, Design, R&D, University Research.
Senior Life Member of IEEE. Life Fellow of AES.
Organizations IEEE, Consumer Electronics Society, Audio Engineering Society.
Broad teaching experience; work experience mostly in consumer electronics and conversion from analog to digital technologies. Pioneer in digital audio at all levels.
Move down just a little on that page and enter 675 into the "Watt Hours" blank and press enter; then in the center column enter 5 and set for hours it will calculate all the associated energy values; joules, BTU, Therms, etc.
If you want to know the cost of running the fan for 5 hours just multiply .675 times the KWhour rate that your power company charges. A typical charge in the USA, for example, is $0.12/KWhour which would then cost the consumer $.12 X .675 = $.08 or 8 cents.
