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kW/∘C\text{kW/}^{\circ}\text{C}

kilowatt per Celsius degree

Thermal conductanceexact by definition

The kilowatt per Celsius degree is 1000 W/K exactly. It is the practical unit for the UA of a building or a district heating substation: a house losing 200 W per degree is 0.2 kW/°C, and a small commercial heat exchanger is a few kW/°C.

1 kW/∘C\text{kW/}^{\circ}\text{C} 1,000 W/K\text{W/K}

One kilowatt per celsius degree in every thermal conductance unit

1,000,000,000microwatt per kelvin (μW/K)
1,000,000milliwatt per kelvin (mW/K)
1,895.63BTU per hour Fahrenheit (BTU/(h·°F))
1,895.63BTU per hour Rankine (BTU/(h·°R))
1,000watt per kelvin (W/K)
1,000watt per Celsius degree (W/°C)
860.421kilocalorie per hour Celsius (kcal/(h·°C))
1kilowatt per kelvin (kW/K)
1kilowatt per Celsius degree (kW/°C)this unit
0.001megawatt per kelvin (MW/K)

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