FREE MINING TOOL
Estimate apparent power and running current from electrical load, voltage and power factor for professional planning.
Source: current user inputs and published formulas. Last updated: on input change.
Estimates only. Electrical systems must be designed and installed by qualified professionals. No cable, breaker or installation approval is provided. The utilization allowance is not a universal code rule.
Apparent VA = watts ÷ power factor. Single-phase current = VA ÷ voltage; balanced three-phase line current = VA ÷ (√3 × line-to-line voltage).
Three-phase current assumes a balanced load and line-to-line voltage. This does not authorize connecting single-phase equipment to another supply.
An illustrative 3,500 W single-phase load at 240 V and power factor 0.95 draws approximately 15.35 A. This specifies neither a breaker nor a cable.
Arithmetic examples explain the tool; they are not live market observations. Reference specifications are linked on ASIC pages.
Inspect sources →No. Electrical systems must be designed and installed by qualified professionals using applicable local requirements.
They are excluded, along with voltage drop and protection coordination.
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