GATEWAYINVENTORYPlan your enquiry kVA is a unit of apparent power used in AC equipment ratings. It is different from the real power expressed in kW.
With a known power factor, real power in kW equals apparent power in kVA multiplied by power factor. A 10 kVA load at 0.8 power factor represents 8 kW.
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