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Conversion Tables

Ohms Law ChartThis chart shows four ways to figure each value:
Amps (1), Volts (E), Ohms (R), or Watts (W)
Example:  
  A 4800 watt electric heat element is connected to a 240 volt circuit.
  How many Amps (1) does it draw?
Solution:  
  Locate Amps section of chart-
  Watts (W) = Amps (1)
  Volts (E)
 
Thus 4800 / 240 = 20Amps. Carried further, what is the resistance?
  Volts(²) (E²) = Ohms (R) 240 x 240 / 4800 = 12 Ohms
  Watts (W)