What is it actually drawing?
Volts times amps is not kilowatts. Put in what your meter says and this shows the difference, and why it's there.
Power factor is optional — many clamp meters show it (often as PF, or λ), and some give kW directly. Leave it empty and you still get the ceiling.
Know any two? The rest fill in.
Fixed-speed maths; illustration only on an inverter. Running figures — not maximums, nothing to size protection from.
Clamp L and N together (all lives and N on three phase) — whatever shows is going to earth.
A device may operate anywhere above half its rating. A ramp-test figure replaces the window with this device's own number.
Megger each live to earth — the MΩ becomes the current that path can pass.
Isolate and disconnect the drive/PCB before a 500 V test. Your manual's minimum wins.
This works out what a running unit is drawing. It is not electrical design: it doesn't size a cable, pick a protective device or say a supply is adequate. Those are an electrician's call, on the manufacturer's figures.