20 kW at 415 V: how many amps?
34.78 A at PF 0.80 when 20 kW is electrical input.
ENGINEERING TOOLS, EXPLAINED
ElectricalDyev is an India-first, local-first suite for transparent preliminary low-voltage calculations. Every dedicated tool shows its formula, inputs, assumptions and limitations.

CALCULATOR DIRECTORY
The home page is a directory and learning guide. Calculator inputs appear only inside the relevant tool, so each calculation can remain focused and traceable.
ϟ
Calculate single-phase AC current from electrical kW, apparent kVA or motor shaft output with the correct rating basis.
Open tool →ϟ
Convert kVA or MVA to single-phase or balanced three-phase line current with a visible voltage reference and formula.
Open tool →ϟ
Convert line and phase voltage or current for balanced star and delta connections, with formulas and a connection diagram.
Open tool →ϟ
Convert DC, single-phase and balanced three-phase load ratings with visible assumptions.
Open tool →ϟ
Estimate active electrical power from current, voltage and power factor.
Open tool →ϟ
Calculate balanced three-phase line current from power, line voltage and power factor.
Open tool →ϟ
Estimate fundamental neutral current from three phase-current magnitudes separated by 120°.
Open tool →ϟ
Calculate transformer full-load current or estimate operating kVA and percentage of nameplate loading.
Open tool →ϟ
Estimate the preliminary kVAr needed to move from an existing to a target power factor.
Open tool →ϟ
Check R/X, mV/A/m or simplified resistivity-based voltage drop.
Open tool →ϟ
Estimate the maximum one-way route length for a selected voltage-drop target.
Open tool →ϟ
Estimate electricity units from current, voltage, power factor and operating hours for one steady interval.
Open tool →ϟ
See the three-phase transformer-only terminal-fault shortcut using your nameplate kVA, secondary voltage and percentage impedance.
Open tool →ϟ
Estimate the neutral third-harmonic component only when equal, coherent per-phase harmonic RMS measurements are available.
Open tool →ϟ
Evaluate custom cable candidates against ampacity, correction and voltage-drop checks.
Open tool →ϟ
Review nominal rating options against the preliminary Ib ≤ In ≤ Iz relationship.
Open tool →ϟ
Save local circuits, demand totals and phase-balance information.
Open tool →WORKED ANSWERS
Each quick answer depends on the stated conditions. Open the full explanation before applying a number to a different circuit.
34.78 A at PF 0.80 when 20 kW is electrical input.
Equal in balanced star; line current is √3 times branch current in balanced delta.
100 A, 80 A and 60 A give 34.64 A for 120° separated fundamental currents.
At 230 V single phase and PF 0.90, the steady-interval estimate is 12.42 kWh—not a meter reading.
No. Power factor relates active and apparent electrical power; efficiency relates electrical input and shaft output.
An illustrative copper model rises about 23.6% from 20°C to 80°C.
A CONNECTED WORKFLOW
Estimate current, assess a cable candidate with your own data, check voltage drop, compare a basic breaker relation and keep the project in your browser. The output is designed to be reviewed—not treated as an approval.
Open local workspace

LEARN BEFORE YOU CALCULATE
Each article covers what the calculator does, how to use it, the meaning of its fields, realistic use cases and limits that require an independent professional review.
Browse all articles →
IMPORTANT LIMITS
Outputs never state that a design is approved, safe, certified or code-compliant.
Projects are stored in your browser and only leave it when you explicitly export a file.
Verify applicable laws, standards, manufacturer data and installation conditions with a qualified professional.