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6. Volt: symbol (V). Read as Volt. It is capital V. 220 V or 220 Volt is correct.

220 Vol. or 220 v is not correct.

Note: While noting down the measurement data, the type Alternate Current (symbol: ac) and Direct Current (symbol: dc) are used for clarifications. For example, 12 Vdc and 220 Vac are correct. 12VDC and 220VAC and 12vdc and 220vdc etc. are not correct.

7. Electrical Power: symbol (W). Read as Watt. It is capital W. Writing 100 W and 100 Watt is correct. 50 w or 50 Wt. or 50 Watts is not correct.

8. Volume: symbol (L). Read as Litre. It is capital L. Writing 10 L and 10 Litre is correct. 10 l or 10 lt. or 10 Litres or 10 ltr or 10 10 lit are incorrect forms.

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