POWER FACTOR CALCULATOR
Calculate PF, kW or kVA from two known values.
QUICK PRESETS
Tap a common electrical load example.
WHAT THIS TOOL IS FOR
A simple PF, kW and kVA calculator.
PAGE 232 PURPOSE
Use this power factor calculator to work with real power, apparent power and power factor values in common electrical examples.
WHO USES IT
Useful for electricians, students, engineers, generator sizing, UPS checks, motor loads, inverters, pumps, compressors and HVAC equipment.
KEY FORMULAS
PF, kW and kVA relationships.
QUICK MEMORY AID
Power factor compares useful real power with total apparent power. A value closer to 1 usually means better use of current.
REAL • REACTIVE • APPARENT
Electrical power basics in plain words.
REAL POWER kW
Real power does useful work: turning motors, heating elements and powering the load.
APPARENT POWER kVA
Apparent power is the overall demand seen by the source, including useful and reactive effects.
REACTIVE POWER kVAr
Reactive power is linked to magnetic or electric fields in inductive and capacitive loads.
COMMON SEARCHES
Search-intent examples covered by this page.
EXAMPLES
80 kW on 100 kVA gives PF 0.8. 125 kVA at PF 0.8 gives 100 kW. 90 kW at PF 0.9 needs 100 kVA.
RELATED TOOLS
Parent hub, sibling converters and nearby tools.
SUMMARY + RETURN
Power factor calculator page 232: kW, kVA, PF and cos φ.
KEYWORDS COVERED
power factor calculator, kW to kVA, kVA to kW, PF formula, cos phi calculator.