1 kW is
- 3413 BTU per hour.
- 1.56 HP or 1100 W.
- 4200 BTU per hour.
Explanation from PART66Online
One kilowatt of power equals approximately 3412 to 3413 British Thermal Units per hour, the standard heat-rate conversion between SI power and the imperial heat unit. The figure 4200 is closer to the joules in a kilocalorie and does not apply here.
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alexeft13 asked · 2 Oct 2020
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Trevian
23 Jun 2023
1 kW is approximately equal to:
3413 BTU per hour
1.341 HP (horsepower)
360,000 joules
3413 BTU per hour
1.341 HP (horsepower)
360,000 joules
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