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Ukubwa wa inverta

Separate continuous power, apparent power and short starting surges.

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Mifano inayoweza kubadilishwa
Include other running appliances. This is total peak power, not extra watts.

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Live calculation
Endelevu · Nguvu
5 kW
Nguvu · kVA
5.56 kVA
Kilele · Nguvu
6.5 kW
For at least 3 seconds
Planning estimates, not equipment approval. Review the assumptions below before choosing a system.

No location or tariff is detected automatically. All results use the values you enter.

This guide is available in English and Urdu. English is shown below.

What is this tool used for?

Use this calculator to estimate the continuous and startup ratings an inverter needs for your appliances. It helps you compare inverter specifications before choosing equipment.

How to use this calculator

Enter the load that will run at the same time, the total peak load during startup, power factor, spare continuous capacity and required surge duration. Use electrical load measurements or equipment specifications.

Understanding your results

Compare both the calculated kW and kVA with the inverter's continuous ratings. Its peak rating must also last for the required number of seconds. A suitable power rating alone does not confirm battery or solar-input compatibility.

Njia ya kukokotoa

Continuous kW = load × (1 + headroom) ÷ 1,000. kVA = continuous kW ÷ power factor. Required peak rating = greater of total startup load and continuous requirement.

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Kabla ya kutumia matokeo

Choose an inverter that meets BOTH its continuous kW and kVA ratings, and the peak rating for the specified duration. PV input voltage/current limits, phase, battery discharge capability and charging power require separate checks.

Is a 5 kVA inverter always 5 kW?

No. Its rated output power factor and manufacturer specifications determine its usable continuous watts.

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