I = P / VNo power factor needed for DC circuits.
Calculate power, voltage, or current in a direct-current circuit using the simple P = V x I formula.
Power factor varies by load. Use the equipment value when available.
I = P / VCustom voltage is always supported.
I = P / VNo power factor needed for DC circuits.
I = P / (V × PF)Single-phase AC — multiply voltage by power factor.
I = P / (√3 × V × PF)Three-phase AC — divide by √3 ≈ 1.732.
Use P = V x I to calculate watts, I = P / V to find amps, or V = P / I to find voltage.
DC power examples. Use the displayed calculator for a numerical result and check the equipment voltage and power factor before applying it.
Use P = V x I to calculate watts, I = P / V to find amps, or V = P / I to find voltage.
Use the result as an estimate and verify equipment specifications, code requirements, and manufacturer data before sizing electrical equipment.