Basic Electrical Power Fundamentals
115/230 V, 3 phase DELTA SYSTEM, Y. 265V / 460 V, 3 Phase, WYE, Y. Current (I) Current is the flow of electrons through a load, the units are ampers or amps. Current is measured inductively with a clamp-on ammeter. Single Phase. Current ( I ) = (Kilovolt Amps) = KVA. Kilovolts KV. Example: Load = Unit heater 5 KW, 230V 1 phase. ................
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