So confused with KW vs KWH.

So confused with KW vs KWH.

So I am VERY new to the solar game and trying to figure out how to understand all of this data.

We did a quick test today of the solar (I'm still waiting for full inspection) and it showed production of 10.9 kw.
https://twitter.com/ccostan/status/943536465404973057

My app also shows that yesterday I used 60KwH from the grid (no solar yet). If I can consistently produce 10.9 KW for the 4 - 5 Sun Hours, how much KWH power will I have produced?

Sorry if this is a super easy question but I am just so confused with the information and tutorials out there.

Thanks CARLO.

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