Introduction

Reactive power (Q) can be described as imaginary power from inductive loads like a motor or capacitive loads, which are usually less common. A volt-ampere reactive (var) is a unit of reactive power measurement, mainly used in power engineering. It involves more than one parameter, so it can be defined as a reactive power in an AC circuit with sinusoidal current with RMS voltage 1 V and RMS current 1 A if there is a phase shift of 90° between the voltage and current.

What is the Reactive Power Converter tool?

The Reactive Power Converter allows quick conversion between many units of measure from one system to another and saves you valuable time. It can be useful for engineers, translators, and anyone whose activities require working with quantities estimated in different units.

It's equipped with five different units of pace measurement. These units have been explained with respect to the volt below.

How to use the Reactive Power Converter tool?

Follow the below-given procedure to obtain your required reactive power:

• Insert the value of the reactive power you need to convert.
• Next, select the unit of the reactive power you have inserted.
• Tap on calculate to obtain the result

Why should you use the Reactive Power Converter?

It is essential to handle voltage levels and reactive power flow very carefully to allow a power system to be operated within acceptable limits. This way, the energy is saved. Converting the unit of the reactive power from one to another manually requires you to go through tedious and long procedures, can be hectic, and even after that, there is no guarantee that you have calculated the correct values.

The Reactive Power Converter is specially designed to give efficient and accurate answers to the required conversions so that you can ensure no mishandled calculations. Moreover, this tool can be easily accessed from our website with no other requirement except an internet connection to your device. 

FAQs

Q. What are the applications of the Power Reactive Converter?

Power reactive converters have been developed with many types of applications. One of the key applications is the drive of electrical machines, particularly for industrial applications, and now it has been utilized in many household appliances.