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Hi All

Just a quick question as I can't remember.

Does the following equation calculate the current per phase or the total current over the three phases?
I[SUB](A)[/SUB] = 1000 × P[SUB](kW)[/SUB] / (√3 × PF × V[SUB]L-L(V)[/SUB] )
 

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