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Motor Full-Load Current Chart (kW → A)

Approximate full-load current of three-phase electric motors at 400 V and 230 V, plus a quick calculator from the nameplate values.

Quick full-load current

Iₙ = A
Iₙ = P / (√3 · U · cosφ · η)

Full-load current chart (3-phase, indicative)

kWHP~A @400V~A @230V
0.370.51.12
0.550.71.53
0.7511.93
1.11.52.75
1.523.56
2.234.98
34.16.611
45.48.515
5.57.511.520
7.510.215.527
11152238
1520.42950
18.525.23561
2229.94171
3040.85595
3750.367116
4561.280138
5574.898170
75102135234
90122.4160277
110149.6195337
132179.5230398
160217.6280484
200272340588
250340425735
315428.4530917
355482.86001038

Indicative for standard 4-pole 400 V motors (cos φ≈0.85). Use the nameplate for design and see our cable size and protection selection tools.

Frequently asked questions

How is full-load current found from kW?
Iₙ = P / (√3 · U · cos φ · η). The chart uses ~400 V, cos φ≈0.85 and typical efficiency; always use the value on the motor nameplate for design.
Why is the 230 V current higher?
For the same power, current is inversely proportional to voltage, so at 230 V the current is roughly 1.73× the 400 V value.
Are these values exact?
No — they are indicative for standard 4-pole motors. Power factor and efficiency vary by class (IE3/IE4/IE5) and size; use the nameplate.
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