How many amps would there be in a 15,000-watt generator?

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Watts can not be converted to amps because they are two different categories of measurement. However, if the voltage is known, then amps can be calculated. It is known that amps = watts/volts, so, if a generator's output were 120 volts, then the current would be 15,000/120 = 125 amps.
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Power Stream: How to Convert Watts to Amps

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Jewels Vern

5-29-2017 You really need to watch a book now and then. At least learn what the words mean.

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- Linda Joy
  
  Lol watch a book? Why? What's it going to do?
- Jewels Vern
  
  Instead of watching television all the time.
Azlotto

Infinite...as long as your generator doesn't blow a fuse or melt down.

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