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Power is current times voltage, that is, 5 x 220 = 1100 Watts, or 1.1 kW. That's 1.1 kWh/hour, or 2.2 kWh in 2 hours.

Note: The formula power = current x voltage is only valid if current and voltage are in phase. If they are not, power may be somewhat lower. (A "power factor" must be included in the calculations in this case, this power factor may be less than one.)

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