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Thermal Conductivity converter

How readily a material carries heat, the k-value behind insulation and heat-exchanger calculations.

8 units, referenced to the watt per meter per kelvin

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One watt per meter per kelvin in every thermal conductivity unit

7 rows
UnitSymbol1 W/(m·K) equals
Watt per centimeter per °CW/(cm·°C)0.01
Kilowatt per meter per kelvinkW/(m·K)0.001
Milliwatt per meter per kelvinmW/(m·K)1,000
Calorie per second per centimeter per °Ccal/(s·cm·°C)0.002390057361
Kilocalorie per hour per meter per °Ckcal/(h·m·°C)0.8604206501
BTU per hour per foot per °FBTU/(h·ft·°F)0.5777893165
BTU inch per hour per square foot per °FBTU·in/(h·ft²·°F)6.933471799

How the watt per meter per kelvin to btu per hour per foot per °f conversion works

Multiply by 0.5777893165 to go from watt per meter per kelvin to btu per hour per foot per °f:

BTU/(h·ft·°F) = W/(m·K) × 0.5777893165

Going the other way, multiply by 1.730734666, which is the same as dividing by 0.5777893165.

Questions

How many btu per hour per foot per °f are in one watt per meter per kelvin?

One watt per meter per kelvin equals 0.5777893165 btu per hour per foot per °f.

Which units does this thermal conductivity converter cover?

8 units in total, all referenced to the watt per meter per kelvin. They include watt per meter per kelvin, watt per centimeter per °c, kilowatt per meter per kelvin, milliwatt per meter per kelvin, calorie per second per centimeter per °c, kilocalorie per hour per meter per °c 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.