Electrical Variable

Electrical Variable

1. Stream

   • Current is the rate at which A flow of electrons passes through a Point of an electrical circuit complete. In the most basic way, current = flow. One ampere (AM-pir) or A is the unit International for the measurement of stream.

2. Voltage

   • The number of volts acting in an appliance or electrical system. In this way, voltage, which is also known as voltage or potential difference, is the pressure that a source of electrical energy supply or electromotive force exerts on electric charges or electrons in a closed electrical circuit. In this way, the flow of an electric current is established.

3. Power

   • used to indicate how quickly work is done, dispensed or consumed. It is the key factor in determining how efficient a machine is, as well as optimizing energy consumption.

4. The power factor

   • The power factor is the relationship between apparent power and active power, always trying to get the active power as close as possible to the apparent power. That is: the higher the active power and the lower the reactive power, we will have a power factor closer to 1 (the ideal).

5. Electrical consumption

   • Electrical consumption is the amount of energy that is used to run our electrical and/or electronic devices. This consumption is measured in kilo watt hours (Kwh) and depending on how much energy is used is the amount that must be paid.