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Kilovolt-ampere

The kilovolt-ampere (kVA) unit refers to components of electrical energy which are metered separately to take account of variations in Power Factor between individual connection points. One kVA will be precisely equal to one kilowatt (kW) when the Power Factor is 1.0. End users get less usable energy (kW) than they pay for if the Power Factor is higher or lower than 1.0.

kJ

Kilojoule (103 Joules).