Electricity can be a confusing concept, but understanding the basics of volts, amps, watts, and resistance can empower you to make smarter energy choices and keep your electricity bills under control.

How Do Watts, Volts, Amps and Ohms Relate to Each Other? Electrical math is straightforward. If you know two variables, you can find the result.

Ancient computer equipment has power factors around 0.6. That puts your 4436.9 watts in the range of 40-70 amps at 110 volts depending on your power factor.