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How you calculate load in ampere from 1500kva transformer?

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Without knowing the rated voltages of the primary and secondary windings, you cannot determine the corresponding rated currents. Once you know the rated current of the secondary winding, you can calculate the value of any load it can handle.
Incidentally, the correct symbol is 'kV^.A', not 'kva'.

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