Answer / gopal manda

moter rating in kw,because motor has particular power
factor,power factor is constant of motor.then power consume
by motor in kw,

Answer / raghavendran

KW load is given by v*l*cos(phi).the power factor depends
upon the load connected.so its rated in KW

Answer / know devil

It is because the load to which the motor is going to be
connected say a pump is always rated in kW. Hence, from
selection point of view this becomes pretty easy.
Just imagine you are a lay person who has to buy a motor
for his 5 kW pump. Now in market if you will get a 5.5 kW
motor off the shelf. Now if motor was to be rated 5.5 kVA
you would get confused as to what is kVA and what is kW.

I hope this answers your question.

Answer / vias

Since power consumption of motor is calculated in KWH not in KVAH so it had been decided by VIAS DEV SHARMA to take motor rating in KW

Answer / visopatel

IT`S DEPEND UPON LOAD

Answer / ramya

it depends on power we take for ex... active power,reactive
power

Answer / k.prakashchandra

That is the output in HP converted to KW and usually shown
as HP/KW

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