kVA to Amps Calculator
Convert apparent power (kVA) to current (amps) and calculate electrical current from kVA and voltage. Perfect for electrical engineering and power system calculations.
kVA Calculator
kVA Results
Enter electrical values to calculate kVA
Electrical Engineering Information
Common kVA Values
- • Small Motors: 1-5 kVA
- • Household Appliances: 0.5-2 kVA
- • Commercial Equipment: 10-50 kVA
- • Industrial Motors: 50-500 kVA
- • Power Transformers: 100-1000+ kVA
Voltage Standards
- • Residential: 120V, 240V (US)
- • Commercial: 208V, 480V (US)
- • Industrial: 480V, 600V (US)
- • European: 230V, 400V
- • High Voltage: 1000V+
About the kVA to Amps Calculator
Our free kVA to amps calculator converts apparent power (kVA) to current (amps) for single-phase and three-phase AC. Enter kVA, voltage, and phase to get amps. Useful for electrical sizing and generators. For watts to amps use our watts to amps calculator.
You may also find our watts to amps calculator useful.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is kVA?
kVA is apparent power in kilovolt-amperes. It is voltage × current (for AC, considering power factor). Used for sizing cables and equipment.
How do I convert kVA to amps?
Amps = (kVA × 1000) ÷ (Voltage × √3 for three-phase, or ÷ Voltage for single-phase). This calculator does it for you.
Single-phase vs three-phase?
Single-phase is common in homes (e.g. 230V). Three-phase is used in industry and commercial; the formula includes √3.