in transformer the unit of power is in kva why?
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Answer Posted / viral shah
B'coz load on the trasformer is not decided at the time of
manufacturing.it may be inductive,capacitive or resistive
so p.f. varies accordingly that is why transformer unit is
in KVA.
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