At 120 Volts, 100 VA = 0.83 A, our va to amps calculator is a powerful tool used to convert volt-amperes (VA) to amperes (A) using I = S / V formula.

VA, or volt-amperes, represents apparent power in an electrical system. It’s the total power supplied to a load, regardless of the power factor. Amps, short for amperes, measure the flow of electric charge through a circuit.

VA to Amps Calculator

Apparent Power (VA)Voltage (V)Current (A)
25122.08
50242.08
1001200.83
1002400.42
2501202.08
5002302.17
7501206.25
10004820.83
150012012.50
20002089.62
25002779.03
300022013.64
40004808.33
500048010.42
750048015.63
1000020848.08
1250048026.04
1500024062.50
2000040050.00
2500048052.08
3000048062.50
4000048083.33
50000480104.17

Volt-Amperes to Amperes Conversion Chart

VA12V24V48V120V208V230V240V277V480V
1008.334.172.080.830.480.430.420.360.21
25020.8310.425.212.081.201.091.040.900.52
50041.6720.8310.424.172.402.172.081.811.04
75062.5031.2515.636.253.613.263.132.711.56
100083.3341.6720.838.334.814.354.173.612.08
1500125.0062.5031.2512.507.216.526.255.423.13
2000166.6783.3341.6716.679.628.708.337.224.17
2500208.33104.1752.0820.8312.0210.8710.429.035.21
3000250.00125.0062.5025.0014.4213.0412.5010.836.25
4000333.33166.6783.3333.3319.2317.3916.6714.448.33
5000416.67208.33104.1741.6724.0421.7420.8318.0510.42
7500625.00312.50156.2562.5036.0632.6131.2527.0815.63
10000833.33416.67208.3383.3348.0843.4841.6736.1020.83
125001041.67520.83260.42104.1760.1052.1752.0845.1326.04
150001250.00625.00312.50125.0072.1265.2262.5054.1731.25
200001666.67833.33416.67166.6796.1587.8383.3372.2241.67
250002083.331041.67520.83208.33120.19109.57104.1790.2852.08
300002500.001250.00625.00250.00144.23130.43125.00108.3362.50
400003333.331666.67833.33333.33192.31173.91166.67144.4483.33
500004166.672083.331041.67416.67240.38217.39208.33180.56104.17

Note: All values are in Amperes (A). Values are rounded to two decimal places.

VA to Amps Conversion Formula

The formula to convert VA to amps is:

I = S / V

Where:

  • I is the current in amps (A)
  • S is the apparent power in volt-amperes (VA)
  • V is the voltage in volts (V)

For a 2400 VA load operating at 240 volts:
I = 2400 VA / 240 V = 10 A

A 500 VA device on a 110-volt circuit:
I = 500 VA / 110 V ≈ 4.55 A

How do I convert VA to amps?

Determine the apparent power (S) in volt-amperes (VA).

Identify the operating voltage (V) of the system or device.

Apply the conversion formula: I = S / V

Calculate the result to obtain the current in amps.

Let’s convert 3000 VA to amps for a 220-volt system:

Apparent power (S) = 3000 VA

Operating voltage (V) = 220 V

Apply the formula: I = 3000 VA / 220 V

Calculate: I = 13.64 A

A 3000 VA load on a 220-volt system draws approximately 13.64 amps.

  • For three-phase systems, divide the result by √3 (square root of 3).
  • Power factor affects the relationship between apparent power (VA) and real power (watts). In systems with a power factor less than 1, the current draw will be higher than calculated using only VA.

How many amps is a 50 VA transformer?

Consider a 50 VA transformer with both 12V and 24V taps:

For the 12V tap:

I = 50 VA / 12 V = 4.17 A

This means the 12V winding can supply up to 4.17 amps.

For the 24V tap:

I = 50 VA / 24 V = 2.08 A

The 24V winding can provide up to 2.08 amps.

Scenario 1: 12V output
Using the formula I = S / V:
I = 50 VA / 12 V ≈ 4.17 A

Scenario 2: 24V output
I = 50 VA / 24 V ≈ 2.08 A

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