Motor HP, Current & Cable Size Calculator | IEEE / IEC Standards

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Professional Motor Calculators

HP · Full Load Current · Cable Sizing — Per IEC, IEEE & BS 7671 Standards

IEC 60364 BS 7671 IEEE Std 3Φ / 1Φ Derating Factors Voltage Drop

🔧 Motor Horsepower (HP) Calculator

Calculate motor output power from voltage, current, PF and efficiency

Phase Configuration
Electrical Parameters
Motor nameplate current
Typical range: 0.70 – 0.95
Typical range: 80% – 96%
Results
Output Power
HP (Horsepower)
Output Power
kW (Kilowatt)
Input Power
kW
Apparent Power
kVA
Reactive Power
kVAr
Power Loss
kW (as heat)

📋 Motor Power Reference Table

HPkW3Φ 400V FLC (A)Common Application
0.5 HP0.37 kW1.0Small pump, fan
1 HP0.75 kW1.9Cooling pump
2 HP1.5 kW3.7Conveyor, mixer
5 HP3.73 kW8.5Compressor, pump
10 HP7.46 kW16Industrial pump
20 HP14.9 kW30Large compressor
50 HP37.3 kW67Industrial machinery
100 HP74.6 kW133Large industrial motor
*FLC based on PF=0.85, η=90%, 400V three-phase

⚡ Motor Full Load Current (FLC) Calculator

Calculate full load current from rated power — essential for circuit protection design

Phase & Supply
Motor Power
10 kW = 13.4 HP = 11.76 kVA (per PF=0.85)
IE2 Motor: 0.85–0.90
IE2 Motor: 88–93%
Additional Parameters
DOL: 5–8x FLC (typical)
Number of identical motors running
Current Results
Full Load Current
A (per motor)
Starting Current
A (peak)
Total Current (×qty)
A
Input Power
kW
Apparent Power
kVA
Recommended Breaker
A (FLC × 1.25)
Starting Method Comparison

🔌 Motor Cable Size Calculator

Per IEC 60364-5-52 & BS 7671 — with derating factors & voltage drop

Load Information
Take value from FLC Calculator above
From motor to panel/MCC
Cable Specification
Typical tropical: 35–45°C
IEC Standard: 25% (1.25× FLC)
Results
Recommended Cable Size
mm²
Cable Ampacity
A (table rating)
Derated Ampacity
A (after derating)
Voltage Drop
V
Voltage Drop %
% (limit: 5%)
Derating Factor
Kt × Kg × Ka
Derating Breakdown
Standard Cable Size Comparison
⚠️ Engineering Disclaimer: These calculators are for estimation and educational purposes only. Always verify results against motor nameplate data, manufacturer specifications, and applicable local electrical codes (IEC, BS 7671, NEC). Have a qualified electrical engineer review all final designs.

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