How many kilometers per amp?

Answer 1

A part of it The two terms are not directly related to each other. Watts or power is the actual energy your appliances utilize to operate. Amps are the current or flow of electrons between two points. Kilowatts are watts x1000. So for example 1000 watts is one kilowatt. Watts are derived from ohms law or a part of it anyway. P is v.I or amps times volts equals watts. A ten amp breaker at 120 volts in your electrical panel has a potential of 1200 watts or 1.2 kilowatts.

Answer 2

Kilometer measure distance. Most of the world measures distance in kilometers not in miles as the US and England do.

Amps is a measure of current. The amount of energy available can be found if the current, measured in amps, and the electrical potential (pressure) is known.

Answer 3

They are not convertable. 1 amp at 220 volts would be 0.22 kw. 1 amp at 120 volts would be 0.11 kw.

Answer 4

That is not a valid question. Watts (or kilowatts) is power, which is sometimes defined as volts times current (Amps)

Answer 5

Incompatible units, cannot answer.

An analogous question is "How many bananas in a turnip?" or "How many onions in a watermelon?".

Answer 6

There are zero amps in one kilowatt. A watt is the product of two values, volts and amps. Without the voltage an answer can not be given. To find kilowatts, divide the watts by 1000.

Answer 7

None.

Answer 8

0.001