why transformer ratinh is in KVA????/
Answer Posted / mohan singh
Transformer ratings are in KVA because the power factor is
for the load on which transformer will operate is not known
in manufacturing and KW = V x I x Cos Phi.so it is Rated in
KVA and not in KW.
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