KVA=(V*I)/1000 KVA=(1100*440)/1000=484KVA

Calculate the demand in KVA for a three phase 440V power
source drawing 1100A current

Question Posted / hitesh

Answer Posted / hitesh

KVA=(V*I)/1000

KVA=(1100*440)/1000=484KVA

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