kL\text{kL}

kiloliter

Volumeexact by definition

The kilolitre is 1,000 litres, exactly one cubic metre. It is the unit municipal water utilities bill in across much of Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India, and it is the same volume as the cubic metre used on European water meters.

Watch out: A kilolitre and a cubic metre are identical, which means a water bill in kL and a meter reading in m³ need no conversion at all. Do not scale one to the other.

1 kL\text{kL} 1,000 L\text{L}

One kiloliter in every volume unit

1,000,000,000cubic millimeter (mm³)
1,000,000,000microliter (μL)
1,000,000milliliter (mL)
1,000,000cubic centimeter (cm³)
202,884US teaspoon (tsp)
100,000centiliter (cL)
67,628US tablespoon (tbsp)
61,023.7cubic inch (in³)
35,195.1imperial fluid ounce (imp fl oz)
33,814US fluid ounce (fl oz)
10,000deciliter (dL)
4,226.75US cup (cup)
2,113.38US pint (pt)
1,759.75imperial pint (imp pt)
1,056.69US quart (qt)
1,000liter (L)
1,000cubic decimeter (dm³)
879.877imperial quart (imp qt)
423.776board foot (fbm)
264.172US gallon (gal)
219.969imperial gallon (imp gal)
35.3147cubic foot (ft³)
28.3776US bushel (bu)
10hectoliter (hL)
8.52168US beer barrel (bbl beer)
6.28981oil barrel (bbl)
1.30795cubic yard (yd³)
1cubic meter (m³)
1kiloliter (kL)this unit
0.353147hundred cubic feet (CCF)
0.275896cord (cord)
0.000810713acre-foot (ac·ft)
0.000264172million US gallons (MG)
1.00000e-09cubic kilometer (km³)