I have AC automatic voltage regulator 15KVA
What output currant?
Answer Posted / deepanshu tiwari
for even 3-phase you don't divide "KVA" by p.f , so the current for 3 phase will be :
i= KVA/(1.713*line voltage)
i = (15 * 1000) / (1.713*line voltage(415V))
= 21.10 A
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