GrilledCheez posted:
So nobody here knows?
Uh, how did you get to that conclusion? The correct answer has been posted a half-dozen times already. Electricity usage is measured in Watts, not volts, not amps.
12 volts @ 20 Watts == 20 Watts of electricity used.
120 volts @ 20 Watts == 20 Watts of electricity used.
120,000 volts @ 20 Watts == 20 Watts of electricity used.
1,200,000,000,000,000,000 volts AC @ 20 Watts converted to 1,200,000,000 volts DC @ 20 Watts == 20 Watts of electricity used.
If you can't wrap your head around it, think of electricity as water. Watts == Gallons (or liters for you Euroweenies) It's not about how much pressure the water was under when it came pouring out of the kitchen faucet (volts), or how big that kitchen faucet is (allowing greater flow rate, amps), but the fact that you collected 20 gallons (Watts) of water out of it.
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