Answer / koti

It can not be answered just like that i. e. question is incomplete. It depends on power factor. But for resistive loads both are same i. e;  1 KVA = 1 KW

Answer / suru

PF=KW/KVA So KW=KVAxPF We want valve of KW so assume PF is 0.8 So KW=1X0.8 So answer is 0.8 Kw

Answer / vinoth

1kva=0.8 kw


kw=kva*pf

pf=0.8 constant

Answer / sandy

kw rating depend upon the power factor i.e 
if the power factor is unity 1 kva = 1 kw
if the power factor is 0.8 then 1 kva = kva x power factor.

Answer / salim malik

KW=KVA X P.F
SO 1KVA=KW/P.F

1KVA=1.25 KW

Answer / deepak

No !! Totally not ...1 w =1v * 1 A * P.F
Volt ampere is not dependent on power factor its simply the refference rating . but when we come to watt its the actual rating in which we should also know that what the load is actually consuming.

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