Convert horsepower (mechanical)s to volt-amperes

1 hp = 745.699871582 VA — exactly. Both units are defined against the SI, so this factor is a fraction, not an approximation.

745.699 871 582VA
≈ Rounded to 12 s.f. 1 hp ≈ 745.699 871 582 VA
Exact decimal: 745.69987158227022
As a fraction: 37284993579113511/50000000000000
1 hp = 745.699871582 VA

How to convert horsepower (mechanical)s to volt-amperes

Multiply the number of horsepower (mechanical)s by 745.699871582 to get volt-amperes.

The exact factor is 745.69987158227022 — as a fraction, 37284993579113511/50000000000000.

Horsepower (mechanical): 550 ft·lbf/s — exactly 745.699 871 582 270 22 W.

Volt-ampere: Apparent power. Numerically a watt, but it counts reactive current too.

Horsepower (mechanical) to Volt-ampere conversion table

Horsepower (mechanical)s (hp) Volt-amperes (VA)
1 hp 745.699 87
2 hp 1491.3997
3 hp 2237.0996
5 hp 3728.4994
10 hp 7456.9987
20 hp 14 913.997
25 hp 18 642.497
50 hp 37 284.994
100 hp 74 569.987
250 hp 186 424.97
500 hp 372 849.94
1000 hp 745 699.87

Volt-ampere to Horsepower (mechanical) conversion table

Volt-amperes (VA) Horsepower (mechanical)s (hp)
1 VA 0.001 341 022 1
2 VA 0.002 682 044 2
3 VA 0.004 023 066 3
5 VA 0.006 705 110 4
10 VA 0.013 410 221
20 VA 0.026 820 442
25 VA 0.033 525 552
50 VA 0.067 051 104
100 VA 0.134 102 21
250 VA 0.335 255 52
500 VA 0.670 511 04
1000 VA 1.341 022 1

Frequently asked

How many volt-amperes are in a horsepower (mechanical)?

One horsepower (mechanical) equals 745.6998716 volt-amperes (hp → VA). That figure is exact, not rounded.

How do you convert horsepower (mechanical)s to volt-amperes?

Multiply the number of horsepower (mechanical)s by 745.699871582 to get volt-amperes.

What is 1 VA in horsepower (mechanical)s?

One volt-ampere is 0.00134102209 horsepower (mechanical)s.

What is 10 hp in VA?

10 hp = 7456.9987 VA.

What exactly is a horsepower (mechanical)?

550 ft·lbf/s — exactly 745.699 871 582 270 22 W.

What exactly is a volt-ampere?

Apparent power. Numerically a watt, but it counts reactive current too.

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