BTU to kWh conversion

British Thermal Unit (BTU) to kilowatt-hour (kWh), energy conversion calculator and how to convert.

BTU to kWh conversion calculator

Enter the energy in BTU and press the Convert button:

Enter energy in BTU:		BTU
Result in kWh:		kWh

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How to transform BTU to kWh

How to transform BTU (IT) to kilowatt-hour:

1 BTU_IT = 0.00029307107017 kWh

So the energy in kilowatt-hours E_(kWh) is identical to 0.00029307107017 times the strength in BTUs E_(BTU):

E_(kWh) = 0.00029307107017 &instances; E_(BTU)

Example

Convert 3000 BTU to kWh:

E_(kWh) = 0.00029307107017 × 3000 BTU = 0.879 kWh

BTU to kWh conversion table

British thermal gadgets are a degree of warmth power. Specifically, one british thermal unit is identical to the quantity of warmth power required to growth the temperature of 1 pound of water one diploma Fahrenheit. They are regularly used as a manner to price the power warmth generating home equipment such furnaces, and to price heating fuels along with herbal gas.

The british thermal unit is a US customary unit of electricity. British thermal units may be abbreviated as BTU; as an example, 1 british thermal unit may be written as 1 BTU.

A kilowatt-hour is a degree of electrical strength equal to one kilowatt, or 1,000 watts, of strength over a one hour length. Kilowatt-hours are a measure of electrical paintings completed over a time frame, and are frequently used as a way of measuring energy usage thru electric powered groups.

Kilowatt-hours are usually abbreviated as kWh, even though the formally followed expression is kW·h. The abbreviation kW h is also on occasion used. For instance, 1 kilowatt-hour can be written as 1 kWh, 1 kW·h, or 1 kW h. In formal expressions, the focused dot (·) or area is used to split gadgets used to suggest multiplication in an expression and to keep away from conflicting prefixes being misinterpreted as a unit symbol.

How to transform BTU to kWh

How to convert BTU (IT) to kilowatt-hour:

1 BTU_IT = zero.00029307107017 kWh

So the electricity in kilowatt-hours E(kWh) is equal to zero.00029307107017 instances the power in BTUs E(BTU):

E_(kWh) = 0.00029307107017 × E_(BTU)

Example

Convert 3000 BTU to kWh:

E_(kWh) = zero.00029307107017 × 3000 BTU = zero.879 kWh

Energy (BTU)	Energy (kWh)
1 BTU	0.000293 kWh
2 BTU	0.000586 kWh
3 BTU	0.000879 kWh
4 BTU	0.001172 kWh
5 BTU	0.001465 kWh
6 BTU	0.001758 kWh
7 BTU	0.002051 kWh
8 BTU	0.002345 kWh
9 BTU	0.002638 kWh
10 BTU	0.002931 kWh
20 BTU	0.005861 kWh
30 BTU	0.008792 kWh
40 BTU	0.011723 kWh
50 BTU	0.014654 kWh
60 BTU	0.017584 kWh
70 BTU	0.020515 kWh
80 BTU	0.023446 kWh
90 BTU	0.026376 kWh
100 BTU	0.029307 kWh
200 BTU	0.058614 kWh
300 BTU	0.087921 kWh
400 BTU	0.117228 kWh
500 BTU	0.146536 kWh
600 BTU	0.175843 kWh
700 BTU	0.205150 kWh
800 BTU	0.234457 kWh
900 BTU	0.263764 kWh
1000 BTU	0.293071 kWh
5000 BTU	1.465335 kWh
10000 BTU	2.930711 kWh