Answer / Tarun Kumar

Yes, the power factor can be affected by a voltage supply that is not within the rated voltage of your electrical equipment. A voltage higher than the rated value can cause an increased current and a decrease in the power factor, while a lower voltage can result in reduced efficiency and potentially overheating. The power factor indicates the efficiency of the electrical system, and a lower power factor means more energy is being wasted as heat.

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