Volts to Watts Calculator

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Use this online tool for Volts (V) to watts (W) calculator.Please Input the voltage in volts, current in amps and click the Calculate button to calculate the power in watts.you can also select current type from drop-down.

How to Convert Watts to Volts?

Volts to Watts calculation formula in case of DC

P=The power P in watts
V=the voltage V in volts
I=the current I in amps

P(W) = V(in Volts) × I(in Amps)

So that you can define Power in watts are equal to V in volts times the Current(I) in amps

watt = volt(V) × amps(A)

or you can re-write formula like this

W = V × A

Let’s take an example
Example#1
We need to find out the power(P) in watts where the current(I) flow is 5A and the voltage(V) is 10V In the circuit.
Apply formula for the solutions
P = 10V × 5A = 50W

volts to watts calculation formula in case of AC single phase

P=The power P in watts
PF=the power factor PF
I=the phase current I in amps
V= the Root Mean Square voltage V in volts

P(W) = Power Factor × I(in Amps) × V(in Volts)

So that you can define power(P in watts) are equal to the PF times the current(I) flow in amps times volts(V)

watt = PF × amps(A) × volt(V)

or you can re-write this formula like that

W = PF × A × V

Let’s take an example
Example#2
We need to find out the power(P) in watts where the PF is 0.8 and the current Flow is 5A and Root Mean Square voltage is 100V in the circuit
Apply formula for the solution
P = 0.8 × 5A × 100V = 400W

volts to watts calculation formula in case of AC three phase

P= power P in watts
PF=the power factor PF
I=the phase current I in amps
V=the line to line Root Mean Square voltage VL-L in volts

P(W) = 1.732 × Power Factor × I(in Amps) × VL-L(in Volts)

So that you can define Power(P) in watts are equal to 1.732 times PF times current(I) flow in amps times volts(V)

watt = 1.732 × PF × amps(A) × volt(V)

or you can re-write formula like that

W = √3 × PF × A × V

Let’s take an example
Example#3
Find out the power(P) in watts where the PF is 0.8 and the current Flow is 5A and the Root Mean Square voltage is 100V in the circuit.
Apply formula for the solutions
P(W) = 1.732 × 0.8 × 5A × 100V = 692.8W

How to convert AC three phase volts to watts

Calculation with line to neutral voltage

P(W) = 3 × PF × I(in Amps) × VL-N(in Volts)

P(W)=The power P in watts (W)
PF=Power factor
I(A)=phase current I in amps (A)
VL-L(V)= the line to neutral RMS voltage VL-N in volts (V)

Let’s take an example
Example#4
Find out the power(P) in watts where the PF is 0.8 and the current Flow is 5A and the Root Mean Square voltage is 50V in the circuit.
Apply formula for the solutions
P(W) = 3 × 0.8 × 5A × 50V = 600W
So If we want to calculate the Watts from volts then we need the value of current(I) without knowing the current in the circuit we can not calculate the watts.
For Example,if we take a current of 4 amps in the circuit then we can easily perform the following conversion

110 volts to watts: V*I=110V*4amps=440 watts
115 volts to watts: V*I=115V*4amps=460 watts
120 volts to watts: V*I=120V*4amps=480 watts
220 volts to watts: V*I=220V*4amps=880 watts
240 volts to watts: V*I=240V*4amps=960 watts
250 volts to watts: V*I=250V*4amps=1000 watts

Select current type:
Voltage (in volts):		V
current (in amps):		A
Enter power factor:

Power result (in watts):		W