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This article is about "nominal power". Both the second paragraph and the "Units" section exclusively mention "peak power" without any introduction of the term. From the context, I infer that "peak power" is a different name for "nominal power".

I propose to change the introduction of the terms as: "Nominal power (or peak power) [...]" and consistently use the term "nominal power" throughout the article (as that is what the article name is).

Possibly, "peak power" should redirect to this page (I do not know how this works). Gilles Ottervanger (talk) 13:32, 9 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]