Answer / surya

1 HP=0.746KW. Assuming the PF ia 0.8, then 1 HP= 0.746/0.8,
which implies 0.932KVA

Answer / nitin

0.746

Answer / msalam_shahin

HP is unit of Power but Kva is unit of load so.... HP & Kva
is different parameter....

Answer / r.harikrishnan.

1 HP=0.7 KW, KVA=KW/P.F that means 0.7/.85=0.82 KVA.

Answer / vinay rana

1hp=932.5 kva

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