Kilojoule/liter (kJ/L) to Watt-hour/liter (W.h/L) Conversion

1 kJ/L = 16.666667 W.h/L; 1 W.h/L = 0.06 kJ/L

Kilojoule/liter (kJ/L) ↔ Watt-hour/liter (W.h/L) Conversion in Batch

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Kilojoule/liter ↔ Watt-hour/liter Conversion Table

1 kJ/L =

16.6667 W.h/L

2 kJ/L =

33.3333 W.h/L

3 kJ/L =

50 W.h/L

4 kJ/L =

66.6667 W.h/L

5 kJ/L =

83.3333 W.h/L

6 kJ/L =

100 W.h/L

7 kJ/L =

116.6667 W.h/L

8 kJ/L =

133.3333 W.h/L

9 kJ/L =

150 W.h/L

10 kJ/L =

166.6667 W.h/L

11 kJ/L =

183.3333 W.h/L

12 kJ/L =

200 W.h/L

13 kJ/L =

216.6667 W.h/L

14 kJ/L =

233.3333 W.h/L

15 kJ/L =

250 W.h/L

16 kJ/L =

266.6667 W.h/L

17 kJ/L =

283.3333 W.h/L

18 kJ/L =

300 W.h/L

19 kJ/L =

316.6667 W.h/L

20 kJ/L =

333.3333 W.h/L

21 kJ/L =

350 W.h/L

22 kJ/L =

366.6667 W.h/L

23 kJ/L =

383.3333 W.h/L

24 kJ/L =

400 W.h/L

25 kJ/L =

416.6667 W.h/L

26 kJ/L =

433.3333 W.h/L

27 kJ/L =

450 W.h/L

28 kJ/L =

466.6667 W.h/L

29 kJ/L =

483.3333 W.h/L

30 kJ/L =

500 W.h/L

31 kJ/L =

516.6667 W.h/L

32 kJ/L =

533.3333 W.h/L

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J/L ↔ kilowatt-hour/cubicmeterJ/m3 ↔ J/mm3J/m3 ↔ kW.h/m3kJ/m3 ↔ kW.h/m3

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