How many kilowatts in 1 volt?

Answer 1

There is zero kilowatts in 1 volt.

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The formula for this sort of thing is Watts = Amps x Volts (WAVe). All else being equal, more amps means either fewer volts or more watts, more volts is similar, more watts means more amps or more volts, and fewer of the above produces opposite results.

It's like d = rt, or distance = rate X time. At 50 MPH for 1 1/2 hours, you have gone 75 miles. Faster, and you would have gone farther; slower would be shorter. Longer time would mean more distance, while less time is less distance. So the answer is...

Answer 2

1 kilovolts is equal to 1,000 volts. 50kv = 50,000 volts

Answer 3

1,000 kilo is just a prefix which means 1000, for other prefix conversions use the link below.

Answer 4

kilowatt is a measure of power. volts is part of that (power = volts times current). Without current, you cannot know.

Answer 5

In order to convert volts to kilowatts, one must also know the current type and the current in amps. For example, 8 volts and 120 amps in DC current is roughly the eqivalent of 1 kilowatt.

Answer 6

their are 1000 volts inna kilowatt...

Answer 7

1,000

Answer 8

no relation