I'm friends with several lecturers, and while they don't work 80 hours a week, it's fair to say they work substantially longer hours than I do. That's fine, they generally enjoy their jobs and get to do interesting things (as well as deal with a lot more bullshit than I do). You're utterly crazy if you think they spend only 10 hours a week on non-research activities.
As an outsider, your estimates are finger in the air at best. How can you possibly know you've covered all their activies?
As an outsider, your estimates are finger in the air at best. How can you possibly know you've covered all their activies?