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    This document provides formulas for converting between various electrical values such as watts, kilowatts, amps, kilovolt-amps, frequency, revolutions per minute, number of rotor poles, power factor, and horsepower for both single-phase and three-phase systems. The formulas shown can be used universally in the generator industry as well as for computers, networks, telecommunications, and powered equipment.

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    This document provides formulas for converting between various electrical values such as watts, kilowatts, amps, kilovolt-amps, frequency, revolutions per minute, number of rotor poles, power factor, and horsepower for both single-phase and three-phase systems. The formulas shown can be used universally in the generator industry as well as for computers, networks, telecommunications, and powered equipment.

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    This document provides formulas for converting between various electrical values such as watts, kilowatts, amps, kilovolt-amps, frequency, revolutions per minute, number of rotor poles, power factor, and horsepower for both single-phase and three-phase systems. The formulas shown can be used universally in the generator industry as well as for computers, networks, telecommunications, and powered equipment.

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    ELECTRICAL UNIT CONVERSIONS

    This information page provides formulas and documentation to take certain electrical values and convert them into other
    electrical values. The formulas below are known and used universally in the Generator Industry but you can use them for
    computer, network, telecom and powered equipment

    VALUE 1-PHASE 3-PHASE


    WATTS (W) I X E X PF I X E X 1.73 X PF
    E X L X PF E X I X 1.73 X PF
    KILOWATTS (kW)
    1000 1000
    kW X 1000 kW X 1000
    AMPERES (I)
    E X PF E X 1.73 X PF
    KILOVOLT AMPERES IXE I X E X 1.73
    (kVA) 1000 1000
    FREQUENCY (Hertz or Rotor Poles X RPM Rotor Poles X RPM
    f) 120 120
    Hertz X 120 Hertz X 120
    RPM (n)
    Rotor Poles Rotor Poles
    NUMBER OF ROTOR Hertz X 120 Hertz X 120
    POLES (P) RPM RPM
    Actual Watts Actual Watts
    POWER FACTOR (PF)
    IXE I X 1.73 X E
    I v E X PF I X E X 1.73 X PF
    HORSEPOWER (HP)
    746 X EFF 746 X EFF
    AMPERES (when kW is kW X 1000 kW X 1000
    known) E X PF E X 1.73 X PF
    AMPERES (when kVA is kVA X 1000 kVA X 1000
    known) E E X 1.73

    I = current in amperes
    E = voltage in volts
    W = watts
    kW = power in kilowatts
    kVA = apparent power in kilo-volt-amperes
    HP = output power in horsepower
    RPM (n) = motor speed in revolutions per minute (RPM)
    ns = synchronous speed in revolutions per minute (RPM)
    Rotor Poles (P) = number of poles
    Hertz (f) = frequency in cycles per second (CPS)
    T = torque in pound-feet
    EFF = efficiency as a decimal
    PF = power factor as a decimal
    HP = horsepower

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