120 V single-phase
- Real input power
- 0.96 kW
- Apparent power
- 1.2 kVA
- Reactive magnitude
- 0.72 kvar
More dimensions
- RMS voltage
- 120 V
- Calculation system
- single-phase
- Entered line current
- 10 A
- Entered power factor
- 0.8
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Compare AC kW, kVA and kvar across authored voltage and phase scenarios at an editable line current and power factor, with clear voltage measurement basis.
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| Supply scenario | Real input power | Apparent power | Reactive magnitude | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 V single-phase | 0.96 kW | 1.2 kVA | 0.72 kvar | |
| 208 V three-phase | 2.882 kW | 3.603 kVA | 2.162 kvar | |
| 230 V single-phase | 1.84 kW | 2.3 kVA | 1.38 kvar | |
| 400 V three-phase | 5.543 kW | 6.928 kVA | 4.157 kvar | |
| 480 V three-phase | 6.651 kW | 8.314 kVA | 4.988 kvar |
Single phase S=VI; balanced three-phase S=√3VLLI. P=S×PF; reactive magnitude=S√(1−PF²), all divided by 1000 for k-units. Electrical input power is not shaft output.
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400 V line-to-line, 10 A and PF 0.8 gives 6.9282 kVA, 5.54256 kW and 4.15692 kvar magnitude.
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Five authored AC scenarios. Balanced sinusoidal three-phase; RMS voltage across the single-phase load or line-to-line for three-phase.
Values are curated product facts or generated scenarios. Paid standards, complete catalogs and source diagrams are not reproduced. A verification date applies to this documented subset.
Type A · US Department of Energy · Determining Electric Motor Load and Efficiency, equations 1–2, 1997
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