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Kilowatts to BTU per hour

Type a value in Kilowatts and get the result in BTU per hour, calculated exactly.

1 kW ≈ 3,412.141633 BTU/h Power converter

100 Kilowatts ≈ 341,214.1633 BTU per hour

Precision

Exact factorRounded for display to about 10 significant digits.

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Formula

BTU/h = kW × 3,412.14163313

To convert Kilowatts to BTU per hour, multiply the value by 3,412.14163313.

Worked examples

  1. 1 kW × 3,412.14163313 ≈ 3,412.141633 BTU/h
  2. 100 kW × 3,412.14163313 ≈ 341,214.1633 BTU/h
  3. 50 kW × 3,412.14163313 ≈ 170,607.0817 BTU/h

This factor is exact by definition.

Conversion table

Kilowatts to BTU per hour
Kilowatts (kW)BTU per hour (BTU/h)
1≈ 3,412.142
2≈ 6,824.283
3≈ 10,236.42
4≈ 13,648.57
5≈ 17,060.71
6≈ 20,472.85
7≈ 23,884.99
8≈ 27,297.13
9≈ 30,709.27
10≈ 34,121.42
15≈ 51,182.12
20≈ 68,242.83
25≈ 85,303.54
30≈ 102,364.25
40≈ 136,485.67
50≈ 170,607.08
60≈ 204,728.5
70≈ 238,849.91
75≈ 255,910.62
80≈ 272,971.33
90≈ 307,092.75
100≈ 341,214.16

Values marked ≈ are rounded; the rest are exact.

Reverse table: BTU per hour to Kilowatts
BTU per hour to Kilowatts
BTU per hour (BTU/h)Kilowatts (kW)
1≈ 0.0002930711
2≈ 0.0005861421
3≈ 0.0008792132
4≈ 0.001172284
5≈ 0.001465355
6≈ 0.001758426
7≈ 0.002051497
8≈ 0.002344569
9≈ 0.00263764
10≈ 0.002930711
15≈ 0.004396066
20≈ 0.005861421
25≈ 0.007326777
30≈ 0.008792132
40≈ 0.01172284
50≈ 0.01465355
60≈ 0.01758426
70≈ 0.02051497
75≈ 0.02198033
80≈ 0.02344569
90≈ 0.0263764
100≈ 0.02930711

Convert BTU per hour to Kilowatts

Unit definitions

Kilowatts kW
Exactly 1000 watts.
BTU per hour BTU/h
One International Table BTU per hour: about 0.29307 watts.

Questions people ask

Kilowatts to BTU per hour: what is the conversion factor?

One kW is ≈ 3,412.141633 BTU/h.

How do I convert Kilowatts to BTU per hour?

Use the formula above. For example, 100 kW = ≈ 341,214.1633 BTU/h.

Is the conversion exact?

Yes. Both units have exact definitions, so the factor is exact; a result is only rounded when its decimals never end.

Factors checked 19 October 2026.