Enter the single-phase or three-phase current into the calculator to determine the corresponding current using the relationship: I = I / √3. This calculator can convert single-phase current to three-phase current and vice versa.

1 Phase To 3 Phase Current Calculator

Enter any 1 value to calculate the missing current



1 Phase To 3 Phase Formula

The following formula is used to convert between single-phase current I and three-phase current I.

I_{3φ} = \frac{I_{1φ}}{\sqrt{3}}

The inverse conversion is:

I_{1φ} = I_{3φ} × \sqrt{3}

Variables:

  • I is the single-phase current in amperes (A).
  • I is the three-phase current in amperes (A).
  • √3 is the square root of 3 (approximately 1.732).
Single-Phase to Three-Phase Current Conversion Table (Balanced, I₃φ ≈ I₁φ / √3)
Single-Phase Current (A) Three-Phase Current (A)
0.50.289
10.577
21.155
31.732
52.887
7.54.330
105.774
126.928
158.660
169.238
2011.547
2514.434
3017.321
4023.094
5028.868
6034.641
7543.301
8046.188
10057.735
12572.169
Assumes balanced three-phase system and equal apparent power: I₃φ ≈ I₁φ / 1.732. Actual currents depend on voltage and power factor.

What is 1 Phase To 3 Phase?

Single-phase and three-phase are types of AC power systems. Single-phase delivers power through one alternating voltage waveform, while three-phase uses three waveforms, each 120° apart. Converting between single-phase and three-phase currents is important when designing or analyzing electrical systems to ensure proper load balancing and equipment sizing.

How to Calculate 1 Phase To 3 Phase?

The following steps outline how to convert between single-phase and three-phase currents using the formulas above.


  1. Identify the known current: either I or I.
  2. Select the appropriate formula:
    • If you know I, use I = I / √3.
    • If you know I, use I = I × √3.
  3. Plug the known current into the formula and calculate the missing current.
  4. Check your input and result with the calculator above.

Example Problem:

Convert a single-phase current of I = 150 A to the equivalent three-phase current.

I_{3φ} = \frac{150}{\sqrt{3}} ≈ 86.604 A

Therefore, the three-phase current is approximately 86.60 A.