Amps to Watts Calculator
This calculator converts a current in amps into power in watts, using your voltage and power factor.
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How it works
Watts = amps × volts × power factor. For DC or resistive loads, power factor is 1, so watts = amps × volts. A lower power factor (common for motors) means fewer real watts for the same current.
Frequently asked questions
How many watts is 10 amps?
At 120 V and power factor 1, that’s 1,200 W. At 230 V it’s 2,300 W. Voltage matters, so enter yours above.
Do I need the power factor?
For DC and simple resistive devices, leave it at 1. For motors and some electronics, a value around 0.8 is more accurate.
Why convert amps to watts?
Appliances are often rated in amps but billed by energy (watts × time). Converting helps you estimate running costs and size circuits.
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