Heater amps
Convert heater kW into current at 110V, 230V or 400V and check 13A, 16A, 32A and three-phase supply classes.
A quick check before choosing electric heaters or splitting loads.
Guided job flow
A guided flow for answering: can this site supply run the electric heaters without overheating cable reels, dropping voltage or overloading one phase?
Convert heater kW into current at 110V, 230V or 400V and check 13A, 16A, 32A and three-phase supply classes.
A quick check before choosing electric heaters or splitting loads.
Check whether a 110V site transformer can realistically power temporary heaters, dehumidifiers, fans or drying kit without overload or unacceptable voltage drop.
For construction sites, drying contractors and hire desks using 110V heaters or 110V drying equipment.
Check whether a coiled, partly unwound or long extension reel is a bad match for a 2kW or 3kW temporary heater.
For heater setups using 13A plugs, 16A commando leads or long extension reels.
Estimate voltage drop over long leads for heaters, air movers, dehumidifiers and portable AC, with compressor start warnings.
A planning aid, not a certification cable design package.
Estimate cumulative leakage from compressors, dehumidifiers, portable AC, heaters, pumps and long wet leads before stacking everything behind one RCD.
Use it when drying or cooling equipment trips randomly or when several items share one RCD/RCBO.
Allocate single-phase heaters, dehumidifiers, fans and portable AC units across L1/L2/L3 to reduce imbalance and nuisance trips.
For 32A, 63A and 125A temporary distribution boards with mixed 230V loads.