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Lux to foot-candles

Light falling on a surface.

9 units in this converter

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Decimals, fractions such as 3/4, and scientific notation such as 1.2e3 all work.

Lux to Foot-candle at a glance

21 rows
LuxFoot-candle
1 lx0.09290304 fc
2 lx0.18580608 fc
3 lx0.27870912 fc
4 lx0.37161216 fc
5 lx0.4645152 fc
6 lx0.55741824 fc
7 lx0.65032128 fc
8 lx0.74322432 fc
9 lx0.83612736 fc
10 lx0.9290304 fc
15 lx1.3935456 fc
20 lx1.8580608 fc
25 lx2.322576 fc
30 lx2.7870912 fc
40 lx3.7161216 fc
50 lx4.645152 fc
75 lx6.967728 fc
100 lx9.290304 fc
250 lx23.22576 fc
500 lx46.45152 fc
1,000 lx92.90304 fc

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How the lux to foot-candle conversion works

Office desks are lit to roughly 300. 500 lux; overcast daylight is around 1 000 lux.

Multiply by 0.09290304 to go from lux to foot-candle:

fc = lx × 0.09290304

Going the other way, multiply by 10.76391042, which is the same as dividing by 0.09290304.

Questions

How many foot-candle are in one lux?

One lux equals 0.09290304 foot-candle.

Which units does this illuminance converter cover?

9 units in total, all referenced to the lux. They include lux, kilolux, millilux, lumen per square meter, lumen per square centimeter, lumen per square foot and more. Pick any pair from the two dropdown lists.

How precise are the results?

Every conversion is computed in your browser at double precision from the factors listed on this page, which follow the SI definitions and the exact international agreements for imperial and US customary units. Use the Decimals control to round the display without changing the underlying value.

Does anything I type leave my device?

No. The converter is plain JavaScript running locally, with no server round-trip, and the page keeps working offline once loaded.