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POWER Units Conversion
volt-ampere to femtojoules-per-second

1 Volt Ampere
= 1.0E+15 Femtojoules Per Second

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Category: power
Conversion: Volt Ampere to Femtojoules Per Second
The base unit for power is watts (Derived SI Unit)
[Volt Ampere] symbol/abbrevation: (VA)
[Femtojoules Per Second] symbol/abbrevation: (fJ/s)

How to convert Volt Ampere to Femtojoules Per Second (VA to fJ/s)?
1 VA = 1.0E+15 fJ/s.
1 x 1.0E+15 fJ/s = 1.0E+15 Femtojoules Per Second.
Always check the results; rounding errors may occur.

Definition:
In relation to the base unit of [power] => (watts), 1 Volt Ampere (VA) is equal to 1 watts, while 1 Femtojoules Per Second (fJ/s) = 1.0E-15 watts.
1 Volt Ampere to common power units
1 VA = 1 watts (W)
1 VA = 0.001 kilowatts (kW)
1 VA = 1 volt ampere (VA)
1 VA = 0.001341022089595 horsepower (hp)
1 VA = 1 joules per second (J/s)
1 VA = 0.00094781712031332 btu per second (BTU/s)
1 VA = 0.0568690272188 btu per minute (BTU/min)
1 VA = 3.412141633128 btu per hour (BTU/h)
1 VA = 859.84522785899 calories per hour (cal/h)
1 VA = 1.0E+18 attowatts (aW)
Volt Ampereto Femtojoules Per Second (table conversion)
1 VA = 1.0E+15 fJ/s
2 VA = 2.0E+15 fJ/s
3 VA = 3.0E+15 fJ/s
4 VA = 4.0E+15 fJ/s
5 VA = 5.0E+15 fJ/s
6 VA = 6.0E+15 fJ/s
7 VA = 7.0E+15 fJ/s
8 VA = 8.0E+15 fJ/s
9 VA = 9.0E+15 fJ/s
10 VA = 1.0E+16 fJ/s
20 VA = 2.0E+16 fJ/s
30 VA = 3.0E+16 fJ/s
40 VA = 4.0E+16 fJ/s
50 VA = 5.0E+16 fJ/s
60 VA = 6.0E+16 fJ/s
70 VA = 7.0E+16 fJ/s
80 VA = 8.0E+16 fJ/s
90 VA = 9.0E+16 fJ/s
100 VA = 1.0E+17 fJ/s
200 VA = 2.0E+17 fJ/s
300 VA = 3.0E+17 fJ/s
400 VA = 4.0E+17 fJ/s
500 VA = 5.0E+17 fJ/s
600 VA = 6.0E+17 fJ/s
700 VA = 7.0E+17 fJ/s
800 VA = 8.0E+17 fJ/s
900 VA = 9.0E+17 fJ/s
1000 VA = 1.0E+18 fJ/s
2000 VA = 2.0E+18 fJ/s
4000 VA = 4.0E+18 fJ/s
5000 VA = 5.0E+18 fJ/s
7500 VA = 7.5E+18 fJ/s
10000 VA = 1.0E+19 fJ/s
25000 VA = 2.5E+19 fJ/s
50000 VA = 5.0E+19 fJ/s
100000 VA = 1.0E+20 fJ/s
1000000 VA = 1.0E+21 fJ/s
1000000000 VA = 1.0E+24 fJ/s
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