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The short answer: they are identical: 50VA (through a resistive load) = 50Watts

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Power can be divided into real power and reactive power. Real power is used to do real work. reactive power is stored and released in reactive elements (capacitors and reactors). A purely resistor is hard to get, having absolutely no reactance or capacitance. Because of this, watts defines the amount of real power available to do work; volt-amps defines the maximum current drawn at a specified voltage.

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Q: What is equivalent of 50 voltage ampere rating to wattage?
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