Transformer Sizing Calculator
Estimate transformer kVA from connected load, demand factor, future growth, loading margin, ambient derating, and standard rating series.
Open calculatorPower-system calculators for transformer capacity, demand, ATS selection, busbar duty, generators, harmonics, and distribution planning.
11 calculatorsEstimate transformer kVA from connected load, demand factor, future growth, loading margin, ambient derating, and standard rating series.
Open calculatorEstimate busbar current from width, thickness, material, current-density reference, and derating factor.
Open calculatorSelect a preliminary ATS current rating, PC or CB class, pole arrangement, transfer-speed category, and UPS or STS requirement.
Open calculatorEstimate electrodynamic force between parallel busbars from peak short-circuit current, conductor spacing, and unsupported support span.
Open calculatorEstimate branch-circuit quantity from floor area, general load density, circuit voltage and rating, planned loading, dedicated circuits, and optional NEC dwelling circuits.
Open calculatorCalculate panel kVA, current, utilization, spare amperes, spare kVA, phase-load unbalance, and expansion impact from entered demand loads.
Open calculatorCalculate transformer full-load current, ohmic impedance, R and X components, X/R ratio, and infinite-bus secondary fault current.
Open calculatorEstimate generator kW and kVA from running load, largest starting step, power factor, reserve, growth, altitude, and ambient derating.
Open calculatorCalculate THD, total RMS, individual harmonic distortion, triplen content, crest-factor screen, and neutral-current warning from harmonic magnitudes.
Open calculatorCombine lighting, socket, HVAC, motor, EV, and other loads with demand and simultaneity factors.
Open calculatorEstimate dwelling demand, service current, standard service size, spare capacity, and EV charging impact using NEC screening or user-entered demand factors.
Open calculatorPower-system planning connects source capacity, transformer and generator behavior, maximum demand, transfer switching, busbar duty, power factor, harmonics, and available fault current.
The objective is to maintain capacity and acceptable voltage across credible operating states, including normal supply, standby supply, starting events, future growth, and faults.
Connected load, maximum demand, starting load, and emergency load are different quantities. Transformer, generator, ATS, feeder, and busbar sizing should use the scenario that actually governs each item.
Power quality can change equipment current and thermal stress even when kW demand appears acceptable. Harmonics, unbalance, low power factor, and source impedance should be reviewed where non-linear or motor loads are significant.
Screen transformer and generator kVA, loading margin, impedance, and standby capacity.
Estimate maximum demand, feeder current, ATS duty, busbar loading, and future spare.
Review power factor, fault contribution, voltage regulation, and harmonic exposure.
Not automatically. Use justified demand, diversity, future growth, loading policy, ambient derating, harmonic duty, and starting requirements.
Percent impedance affects voltage regulation and limits secondary short-circuit current, influencing protective-device and busbar duty.
No. Poles, utilization category, PC or CB class, short-circuit rating, transfer time, source arrangement, neutral treatment, and control requirements also matter.