Reactive Energy Converter

Enter Reactive Energy Value:

From Unit:

Volt-Ampere Reactive-hour (varh)Kilovolt-Ampere Reactive-hour (kvarh)Megavolt-Ampere Reactive-hour (Mvarh)Volt-Ampere-hour (VAh)Kilovolt-Ampere-hour (kVAh)

To Unit:

Volt-Ampere Reactive-hour (varh)Kilovolt-Ampere Reactive-hour (kvarh)Megavolt-Ampere Reactive-hour (Mvarh)Volt-Ampere-hour (VAh)Kilovolt-Ampere-hour (kVAh)

Conversion Options

Show All UnitsDisplay conversion in all reactive energy units

Conversion Result

All Reactive Energy Units:

Volt-Ampere Reactive-hour (varh):0

Kilovolt-Ampere Reactive-hour (kvarh):0

Megavolt-Ampere Reactive-hour (Mvarh):0

Volt-Ampere-hour (VAh):0

Kilovolt-Ampere-hour (kVAh):0

Reactive Energy Information:

Enter a reactive energy value to see information

Note: This tool converts between different reactive energy units used in AC power systems.

About This Reactive Energy Converter

This tool converts between different reactive power measurement units including varh, kvarh, and Mvarh. Reactive energy represents the non-working power in AC systems that oscillates between the source and reactive components (inductors and capacitors).

How to Use This Converter

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Step 1: Enter the reactive energy value you want to convert
2. Step 2: Select the unit you're converting from
3. Step 3: Select the unit you want to convert to
4. Step 4: Click "Convert Reactive Energy" to see results
5. Step 5: View additional reactive energy information
6. Step 6: Copy or clear results as needed

Conversion Formulas:

• varh to kvarh: 1 kvarh = 1000 varh
• kvarh to Mvarh: 1 Mvarh = 1000 kvarh
• varh to VAh: 1 VAh ≈ 1 varh (for purely reactive power)
• VAh to kVAh: 1 kVAh = 1000 VAh
• kvarh to kVAh: Depends on power factor (PF): kVAh = kvarh / √(1 - PF²)

Example Conversions:

Input: 1000 varh to kvarh
Output: 1 kvarh

Input: 5 Mvarh to kvarh
Output: 5000 kvarh

Input: 1500 VAh to varh
Output: ≈1500 varh (assuming purely reactive)