Amps to VA Calculator

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To convert, please enter the amps and voltage in the boxes below. The calculator can work with three-phase circuits, although the single-phase setting is that which it always used by default.

The formula for calculating single phase amps to VA is as follows:

The apparent power, which is measured in volt-amps, is equal to the current, which is measured in amps, multiplied by the voltage, which is measured in volts:

VA =  I X V

The formula for calculating three-phase amps to VA is as follows:

The apparent power, which is measured in kilovolt-amps, is equal to the square root of three times the current, which is measured in amps, multiplied by the line-to-line voltage, which is measured in volts.

VA = √3 X I X V

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