
Convert between 40+ electrical units including Amps, Volts, Watts, kWh, kVA, Joules and more
4-in-1 calculator
Current to power
Apparent to real power
Battery capacity
Current to apparent power
Current to volt-amps
Current to voltage
Current to power
Apparent power to current
Apparent to real power
Kilovolt-amps to volt-amps
Power to current
Power to voltage
Power to energy
Power to volt-amps
Real to apparent power
Energy to power
Energy to power
Watt-hours to milliamp-hours
Volt-amps to current
Volt-amps to power
Volt-amps to kilowatts
Volt-amps to kilovolt-amps
Voltage to current
Voltage to power
Voltage to kilowatts
Voltage to energy
Voltage to electron-volts
Power to current
Power to energy
Power to energy
Power to voltage
Power to volt-amps
Power to kilovolt-amps
Energy to power
Energy to voltage
Electron-volts to volts
Enter ANY 3 values to calculate the 4th one automatically.
Use 1 for resistive loads, 0.8-0.9 for motors.
Enter any 3 values above and click Calculate to see detailed steps.
The Electrical Calculator is a powerful, web-based tool designed to simplify electrical calculations for professionals, students, and DIY enthusiasts. With support for over 40 different electrical unit conversions, this calculator eliminates the need for complex manual calculations and formula memorization.
Key Benefits:
Time-Saving: Instant calculations replace manual computations
Accuracy: Eliminates human calculation errors
Educational: Shows formulas and step-by-step solutions
Versatile: Covers residential, commercial, and industrial applications
Mobile-Friendly: Works perfectly on all devices
Who It’s For:
Electricians and electrical contractors
Electrical engineers and technicians
Engineering students and educators
DIY enthusiasts and homeowners
Renewable energy system designers
Electronics hobbyists
SELECT A CALCULATOR TYPE
Browse the left sidebar for available calculators
Use the search box to find specific calculators
Popular calculators are highlighted for quick access
ENTER YOUR VALUES
Fill in the known parameters in the input fields
Ensure correct units are selected
Choose appropriate options (Single/Three Phase, Power Factor, etc.)
CALCULATE RESULTS
Click the “Calculate” button
View the result with proper units
Examine the formula used for calculation
Review detailed calculation steps
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS
Use “Example” to load sample values
Click “Clear” to reset all inputs
Switch between different calculator types as needed
Pro Tips:
Start with the “Example” button to see how each calculator works
For battery calculations, use “mAh to Wh” with your battery’s voltage
Select “Single Phase” for residential applications
Use “Three Phase” for industrial/commercial calculations
Default Power Factor is 0.8-0.9 for motors, 1.0 for resistive loads
🔄 Comprehensive Conversion Coverage
40+ different electrical calculators in one tool
Covers power, current, voltage, resistance, energy, and more
Includes both common and specialized calculations
📱 User-Friendly Interface
Clean, modern design with intuitive controls
Fully responsive – works on mobile, tablet, and desktop
Color-coded sections for easy navigation
Search functionality to quickly find calculators
⚡ Smart Calculation Engine
Real-time calculations with instant results
Detailed formula display for educational purposes
Step-by-step calculation breakdown
Automatic unit detection and conversion
🔧 Advanced Options
Single/Three Phase/DC selection
Power Factor adjustment (0-1 range)
Example values for every calculator
Input validation with error prevention
📊 Educational Value
Shows exact formulas used in calculations
Provides detailed calculation steps
Includes practical tips and explanations
Helps understand electrical relationships
💾 No Installation Required
100% web-based – works in any browser
No downloads or installations needed
No registration or login required
Completely free to use
🛡️ Reliable & Accurate
Single Phase is for residential applications (120/240V). Three Phase is for industrial/commercial applications (208/480V). The calculator automatically applies the correct multiplier (√3 for three phase).
Power Factor represents efficiency in AC circuits. Use 1.0 for resistive loads (heaters, lights), and 0.8-0.9 for inductive loads (motors, transformers).
Yes! Use the “mAh to Wh” calculator to convert battery capacity, then use the “Watts to kWh” calculator with your device’s power consumption.
Select “DC” in the Power Phase option for direct current calculations, or “Single Phase” for alternating current.
While useful for calculations, always consult local electrical codes and a licensed professional for commercial designs.
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