Power
Rate of work, heat transfer and machinery output.
Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.
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Convert British thermal unit per hour (BtuIT/h) to foot pound-force per second (ft·lbf/s). Enter a value for an instant result, or use the examples and reverse conversion below.
Rate of work, heat transfer and machinery output.
Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.
Enter a British thermal unit per hour value to calculate foot pound-force per second with full internal precision before display rounding.
Auto trims unnecessary zeroes and uses scientific notation for extreme magnitudes. Use Digits to set the display precision; calculations retain full precision.
| Unit | Symbol | Converted value |
|---|---|---|
| milliwattfrom BtuIT/h | mW | 293.071 |
| wattfrom BtuIT/h | W | 0.293071 |
| kilowattfrom BtuIT/h | kW | 0.000293071 |
| megawattfrom BtuIT/h | MW | 0.000000293071 |
| gigawattfrom BtuIT/h | GW | 2.93071e-10 |
| mechanical horsepowerfrom BtuIT/h | hp | 0.000393015 |
| metric horsepowerfrom BtuIT/h | PS | 0.000398466 |
| electrical horsepowerfrom BtuIT/h | hp(E) | 0.000392857 |
| boiler horsepowerfrom BtuIT/h | hp(S) | 0.0000298762 |
| foot pound-force per secondfrom BtuIT/h | ft·lbf/s | 0.216158 |
| British thermal unit per hourfrom BtuIT/h | BtuIT/h | 1 |
| ton of refrigerationfrom BtuIT/h | TR | 0.0000833333 |
SI symbols follow international notation. U.S. and Imperial measures are labelled separately where their values differ.
British Thermal Unit Per Hour (BtuIT/h) and foot pound-force per second (ft·lbf/s) are units of power. Use this page to convert in either direction.
| British Thermal Unit Per Hour (BtuIT/h) | Foot Pound-force Per Second (ft·lbf/s) |
|---|---|
| 1 BtuIT/h | 0.216158 ft·lbf/s |
| 5 BtuIT/h | 1.08079 ft·lbf/s |
| 10 BtuIT/h | 2.16158 ft·lbf/s |
| 100 BtuIT/h | 21.6158 ft·lbf/s |
Examples are rounded to 6 significant digits. The interactive converter retains full calculation precision; change Display Precision to see more digits.
ft·lbf/s to BtuIT/h (foot pound-force per second to British thermal unit per hour)