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    Amps (A) to kilovolt-amps (KVA) Conversion Calculator | Amps to KVA Convert | Amps to KVA formula

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    Amps (A) to kilovolt-amps (KVA) Conversion Calculator

    Convert kVA to amps with this calculator and learn the conversion formulas for converting kVA to amps in single and 3-phase circuits. Amps to KVA formula. VA calculator will help you determine the apparent power over a particular operating voltage and current. Convert amps to kVA with our conversion calculator, plus learn the formulas to convert amps to kilovolt-amps for electrical systems.

    Amps To KVA Calculator

    A
    • Picoampere (pA)
    • nanoamperes (nA)
    • microamperes (µA)
    • milliamperes (mA)
    • Amperes (A)
    • kiloamperes (kA)
    V
    • nanoVolts (nV)
    • microVolts (µV)
    • milliVolts (mV)
    • Volts (V)
    • kilovolts (kV)
    • megavolts (MV)
    KVA
    • Volt-amps (VA)
    • Kilovolt-amps (KVA)
    • megaVolt-amps (MVA)
    • gigavolt-amperes (GVA)

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    What do you need to know to calculate AC KVA?

    Enter Phase Select (single phase Line, 3 phase Line), the Current in amps, the voltage in volts, and press the calculate button to get the Apparent Power in kilovolt-amps (KVA):

    Amps to KVA Calculator
    Fig-1: Amps to KVA Calculator

    Conversion using the Amps to KVA Formula

    How to Calculate KVA from amps and volts using AC Single Phase current.

    The apparent power in kilovolt-amps is equal to the current in amps, times the voltage in volts, divided by 1000:

    KVA = Amps × Volts 1000

    For Example, single-phase system with 240 volts and 50 amps, the apparent power is ____ kVA.

    Apparent Power(S) = Current(I) × Voltage(V) 1000
    or, S(KVA) = 50 amps × 240 volts 1000
    or, apparent power = 12 KVA

    How to Calculate KVA from amps and volts using AC 3-phase current for Line-to-Line Voltage.

    The apparent power S in kilovolt-amps is equal to phase current I in amps, times the line-to-line RMS voltage V L-L in volts, divided by 1000:

    KVA = 3 × Amps × Volts 1000

    For Example, 3-phase system with a line-to-line voltage of 400 volts and 50 amps, the apparent power is approximately ____ kVA

    Apparent Power(S) = 3 × Current(I) × Voltage(V) 1000
    or, S(KVA) = 3 × 400 amps × 50 volts 1000
    or, apparent power = 34.64 KVA

    How to Calculate KVA from amps and volts using AC 3-phase current for Line-to-Neutral Voltage.

    The apparent power S in kilovolt-amps is equal to phase current I in amps, times the line to neutral RMS voltage VL-N in volts, divided by 1000:

    KVA = 3 × Amps × Volts 1000

    For Example, 3-phase system with a line-to-neutral voltage of 440 volts and 50 amps, the apparent power is approximately ___ kVA.

    Apparent Power(S) = 3 × Current(I) × Voltage(V) 1000
    or, S(KVA) = 3 × 50 amps × 440 volts 1000
    or, apparent power = 66 KVA

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