Convert watt-hour to electron volt

1 Wh = 2.246943267e+22 eV

1 Wh = 2.2469e+22 eV
1 Wh in every energy unit
electron volt2.2469e+22 eV
hartree8.2574e+20 Eh
kiloelectron volt2.2469e+19 keV
megaelectron volt2.2469e+16 MeV
gigaelectron volt22,469,000,000,000 GeV
nanojoule3,600,000,000,000 nJ
erg36,000,000,000 erg
teraelectron volt22,469,000,000 TeV
microjoule3,600,000,000 µJ
millijoule3,600,000 mJ
inch-pound31,863 in·lb
joule3,600 J
foot-pound2,655.2 ft⋅lb
calorie860.42 cal
calorie (International Table)859.85 cal IT
kilojoule3.6 kJ
BTU (thermochemical)3.4144 BTU th
British thermal unit3.4121 BTU
watt-hour1 Wh
kilocalorie0.86042 kcal
megajoule0.0036 MJ
horsepower-hour0.001341 hp·h
kilowatt-hour0.001 kWh
therm0.000034121 therm
gigajoule0.0000036 GJ
million BTU0.0000034121 MMBTU
megawatt-hour0.000001 MWh
ton of TNT8.6042e-07 t TNT
tonne of oil equivalent8.5985e-08 toe
terajoule3.6000e-09 TJ
gigawatt-hour1.0000e-09 GWh
kiloton of TNT8.6042e-10 kt TNT
petajoule3.6000e-12 PJ
terawatt-hour1.0000e-12 TWh
megaton of TNT8.6042e-13 Mt TNT
quad3.4121e-15 quad
How the conversion works

Multiply by 2.246943267e+22 to go from watt-hour to electron volt, or divide by it to go back. Every conversion on this site routes through the SI value (J) rather than a table of pairwise factors, so a round-trip returns exactly what you started with.

Going the other way? electron volt to watt-hour — 1 eV = 4.450490650e-23 Wh.

watt-hour to electron volt — common values
1 Wh2.2469433e+22 eV
2 Wh4.4938865e+22 eV
3 Wh6.7408298e+22 eV
5 Wh1.1234716e+23 eV
10 Wh2.2469433e+23 eV
15 Wh3.3704149e+23 eV
20 Wh4.4938865e+23 eV
25 Wh5.6173582e+23 eV
50 Wh1.1234716e+24 eV
75 Wh1.6852075e+24 eV
100 Wh2.2469433e+24 eV
250 Wh5.6173582e+24 eV
500 Wh1.1234716e+25 eV
1000 Wh2.2469433e+25 eV