watt

Converse of object

• consume: A typical CRT monitor will consume 80 watts on average.
• exceed: These may have power ratings exceeding 200 watts, and problems of noise and running cost have arisen.
• deliver: The Bassman 250 HD Head delivers 250 watts ( at 4 ohms ) of full-size sound!
• produce: Remember that this PA could produce 2 watts out for only 10 microwatts in!

Adjective modifier

• mega: Monsters of Rock Russia ( 1.5 mega watts of PA!

Modifies a noun

• halide: The original 4th order lens has been retained having been suitably modified to accommodate 35 watt metal halide lamps in a 3 position changer.
• halogen: Bulbs: The bulbs are 20 watt halogen bulbs.
• inverter: On all boats there is a 100 watt output inverter with household square pin sockets.
• resistor: If you use larger 1/4 watt resistors, you may need to space the transistors off the PCB slightly.
• bulb: Bulbs: The bulbs are 20 watt halogen bulbs.
• amplifier: I also use a Warwick 150 watt amplifier driving a 12 " speaker.

Noun used with modifier

• kilo: Technical Specification: Output: 12.2 kilo watt output.

Preposition: of

• electricity: The water features are very inexpensive to run - they use 8 watts of electricity - less than a light bulb.
• power: We carry our own custom built sound system in a 7.5 ton lorry, which consist of nearly 20,000 watts of power.
• heat: Except this time you have a few more watts of heat to deal with.
• energy: It still uses 5 watts of energy every hour it stays plugged into a socket.

Preposition: per

• kilogram: The level of radiation of the typical mobile phone is around 0.2 to 1 watt per kilogram.
• meter: The u-value for our windows is 2.1 watts per square meters per degree Celsius.
• meter: Let's consider a photovoltaic system that can extract 30 watt per square meter in 24 hours.
• channel: With 6 watts per channel, these keyboards are ready to go whenever you are.