KW TO VA CALCULATOR

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A kilowatt is the same as one thousand watts. Most of the time, this unit is used to measure the

  • Power of engines,
  • Electric motors,
  • Tools,
  • Machines, and
  • Heaters.

Electric utilities often use the kilowatt-hour, which is the amount of energy used by a 1000-watt device in one hour, as a billing unit for the energy consumed.

Watt is the SI unit for real power, and VA is the SI unit for apparent power. Volt-Amp is only 1000 times of  kiloWatts divided by the power factor.

VA = 1000 × P / PF

Enter the power and power factor below to change kilowatts (kW) to volt-amps (VA):

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