how many watts is a 1.5 hp motor

About 1,119 W: 1.5 mechanical horsepower (550 ft·lbf/s each) is approximately 1,118.55 W using this tool’s definition (~745.70 W per hp).

Detailed answer

This converter uses US mechanical horsepower: 1 hp = 550 ft·lbf/s ≈ 745.69987 W. Multiply 1.5 by that factor for shaft power in watts. Actual motor electrical input will be higher because of efficiency losses.

Relationship context

Horsepower is common on motor nameplates; electrical design and breakers are often sized in watts or kilowatts. Metric horsepower (PS) differs slightly and is not used here.

Quick conversion table

Horsepower (mechanical) (hp)Watt (w)
0.174.5699871582
1745.699871582
21,491.39974316
32,237.09961475
42,982.79948633
53,728.49935791
64,474.19922949
75,219.89910108
85,965.59897266
96,711.29884424
Horsepower (mechanical) (hp)Watt (w)
107,456.99871582
2014,913.9974316
3022,370.9961475
4029,827.9948633
5037,284.9935791
6044,741.9922949
7052,198.9910108
8059,655.9897266
9067,112.9884424
10074,569.9871582

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