Foot Pound-Force per Second to Volt Ampere Reactive

(ft*lbf/s to VAR)

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Result 1 Foot Pound-Force per Second is equivalent to 1.3558 Volt Ampere Reactive

Formula Used

1 Watt = 0.737562149275264 Foot Pound-Force per Second
1 Watt = 1 Volt Ampere Reactive
∴ 1 Foot Pound-Force per Second = 1.35581794833508 Volt Ampere Reactive

Other Foot Pound-Force per Second Conversions

Foot Pound-Force per Second to Planck Power ⇄ [ft*lbf/s to Planck Power ⇄] (Biggest)

Foot Pound-Force per Second to Volt Ampere Reactive ⇄ [ft*lbf/s to VAR ⇄] (You are Here)

Foot Pound-Force per Second to Watt ⇄ [ft*lbf/s to W ⇄] (Base Unit)

Foot Pound-Force per Second to Yoctowatt ⇄ [ft*lbf/s to yW ⇄] (Smallest)

Foot Pound-Force per Seconds to Volt Ampere Reactives Conversion

ft*lbf/s stands for foot pound-force per seconds and VAR stands for volt ampere reactives. The formula used in foot pound-force per seconds to volt ampere reactives conversion is 1 Foot Pound-Force per Second = 1.35581794833508 Volt Ampere Reactive. In other words, 1 foot pound-force per second is 2 times bigger than a volt ampere reactive. To convert all types of measurement units, you can used this tool which is able to provide you conversions on a scale.

Convert Foot Pound-Force per Second to Volt Ampere Reactive

How to convert foot pound-force per second to volt ampere reactive? In the power measurement, first choose foot pound-force per second from the left dropdown and volt ampere reactive from the right dropdown, enter the value you want to convert and click on 'convert'. Want a reverse calculation from volt ampere reactive to foot pound-force per second? You can check our volt ampere reactive to foot pound-force per second converter.

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How to convert Foot Pound-Force per Second to Volt Ampere Reactive?

The formula to convert Foot Pound-Force per Second to Volt Ampere Reactive is 1 Foot Pound-Force per Second = 1.35581794833508 Volt Ampere Reactive. Foot Pound-Force per Second is 1.3558 times Bigger than Volt Ampere Reactive. Enter the value of Foot Pound-Force per Second and hit Convert to get value in Volt Ampere Reactive. Check our Foot Pound-Force per Second to Volt Ampere Reactive converter. Need a reverse calculation from Volt Ampere Reactive to Foot Pound-Force per Second? You can check our Volt Ampere Reactive to Foot Pound-Force per Second Converter.

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Foot Pound-Force per Seconds to Volt Ampere Reactives Converter

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