Three Phase Power Calculator
kW, kVA and current for 3-phase loads.
Reviewed by James Whitfield · How we check our maths
Your values
ⓘ Live results
Results
- Real power
- 18.84 kW
- Apparent power
- 22.17 kVA
- Reactive power
- 11.68 kVAr
- Current per phase
- 32 A
Quick answer
Three phase power equals √3 times line voltage, line current and power factor.
The formula
P = √3 × V × I × PF
Worked example
Worked example
Using the values the calculator loads with.
Inputs
- Line voltage400 V
- Line current32 A
- Power factor0.85
Result
- Real power18.84 kW
- Apparent power22.17 kVA
- Reactive power11.68 kVAr
- Current per phase32 A
How to use the Three Phase Power Calculator
- 1Enter line-to-line voltage.
- 2Enter line current.
- 3Enter the load power factor.
Frequently asked questions
Why does power factor matter?
Low PF means you draw more current for the same useful power.
Is 400 V standard?
Yes in most of Europe; 208 V or 480 V in North America.
About this calculator
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