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- lighting
- heating/cooling
- entertainment
- communicating
- etc.
What else can I help you with?
What is the five list down of uses of electricity in the home and community?
* Lights. * Appliances. * Heating/air conditioning. * Security systems. * Traffic control.
How do you use electrycity in home?
You use electricity at home to keep appliances running so you can cook and do laundry. Your computer uses electricity. You use electricity for lights and water in your home.
What are the two uses of coal?
To make energy such as electricity for you home. Also provide heat.
What type of things that uses electricity and batteries at home?
A TV, computer, radio ,phone , fan
Could wind energy be used in your community?
Wind energy could be use in our community because some people don't got electricity wires that go into their home.
What are the uses of hydroelectricity in homes?
Hydroelectricity provides power, so any task in a home that requires electricity would benefit.
What is the most common electricity uses at home?
Running Refrigerator, lights and fans, television, computer, toaster and washing machine
How are electricity export or import?
Electricity is exported from the electrical power station that produces it and is imported into your home or business that uses it. This is done by way of electrical power lines and electrical sub stations.
Is AC current what house electricity uses?
Throughout the world the system used for home electrification is alternating current (AC).
Is A load is a device that uses electricity?
The term "load" when used in electrical terminology is a device that uses electricity.
What brand of water cooler uses the least amount of electricity?
The Water Hut sells water coolers for a relatively cheap price. This website has more information on the best brand to buy, that uses the least amount of electricity: http://www.bestbrandtobuy.com/home-water-cooler/
Unit of electrical energy used at home?
The unit of measurement for electrical energy used in the home is the kilowatt hour, and this is the unit which the electricity supply company uses to work out your bill.
