Unit Conversions and Formula’s
We has selected some of the most usefull unit conversions and formulas. We live in a world where unit conversions are a must. For example, many people use the metric and imperial measurement system in the United Kingdom. Each country has their own way of measuring the world around us. People also have their own personal preference when it comes to units of measurement. We have provided you with the most popular unit conversions. There may also be occasions where you will need to calculate the value of something, such as current (Amps), which is why we have also selected the most common formulas. Below is a unit conversion calculator. Select your units, then type in your measurement.
Unit Conversions and Formulas Calculator
Power = Measured in Watts
Power = Current (A) x Voltage (V)
Power = (Current x Current) x Resistance
Voltage = Measured in Volts
Voltage (V) = Current (Amps) x Resistance (Ohms)
Current = Measured in Amps
Current (A) = Voltage (V) / Resistance (Ohms)
Resistance = Measured in Ohms
Resistance (Ohms) = Voltage (V) / Current (A)
Max Electrical Ratings
UK Plug Sockets
Max power rating for UK plug sockets are 3000W (3KW).
This is because UK household appliances are designed to handle a maximum current load of 13A. Please be aware that each UK appliance has their own maximum current rating, which is usually determined by the fuse rating for that appliance. For example, your kettle would have a 13A fuse.
Power = Voltage x Current.
Therefore, 230V x 13A = 2990W =Approximately 3000W.
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