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      <title>Three-Phase Power Calculator — Active / Apparent / Reactive Power &amp; Power Factor</title>
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      <description>Online three-phase power and power factor calculator. Enter line voltage V, line current A, and power factor cosφ to calculate active power P(kW), apparent power S(kVA), and reactive power Q(kvar). Supports unit switching (W↔kW, VAr↔kVAr) and recommends reactive power compensation capacitors to correct to 0.95. For factory distribution, motor sizing, transformer capacity verification, and reactive power penalty calculations.</description>
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