UnitConThermal Conductivity
Thermal conductivity measures how well a material conducts heat. High conductivity materials such as copper move heat quickly, while low conductivity materials such as foam and air resist heat flow. This converter is useful in building science, electronics cooling, and materials engineering. It helps compare laboratory and industrial thermal property data.
Common conversions
| From | To |
|---|---|
| 1 Watt per Meter·Kelvin | 0.5777839 BTU per Hour·Foot·°F |
| 1 BTU per Hour·Foot·°F | 1.730751 Watt per Meter·Kelvin |
| 400 Watt per Meter·Kelvin | 231.1136 BTU per Hour·Foot·°F |
| 10 Watt per Meter·Kelvin | 5.777839 BTU per Hour·Foot·°F |