How many amps is 10.8kw?

Answer 1

This is a case of mixed dimensions. Amp is a unit of electrical current. kW is a unit of power.

The relationship between these is: P = I*V, where P is power (in watts), I is electrical current in amps, and V is voltage (in volts).

So if you know the voltage, then you can find amps by rearranging the equation:

I = P/V.

Example, say you have 110 volt source, and 10.80 kW (10800 watts); in this case:

I = 10800 watts / (110 volts) = 98.182 amps; Note that the watt is often expressed as a volt-amp {volts * amps}

Answer 2

The formula to obtain this answer is V (Voltage) X A (Amperage) = W (Wattage), therefore 10,000 W (10KW) divided by the specified voltage would yield the current (amperage).

Answer 3

I = W/E. Amps = Watts divided by Volts. To answer this question a voltage must be given.