1 W/cm² = 10,000 W/m²
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How it works
W/m² = W/cm² × 10,000One watt per square centimeter is exactly 10,000 watts per square meter, so multiplying by 10,000 turns watts per square centimeter into watts per square meter. For example, 1 W/cm² is 10,000 W/m².
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Multiply by 10,000
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Nearby values
| Watts per square centimeter | Watts per square meter | Kilocalories per hour-square meter | BTU per hour-square foot |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.7 W/cm² | 7,000 W/m² | 6,022.94 | 2,218.99 |
| 0.8 W/cm² | 8,000 W/m² | 6,883.37 | 2,535.99 |
| 0.9 W/cm² | 9,000 W/m² | 7,743.79 | 2,852.98 |
| 1 W/cm² | 10,000 W/m² | 8,604.21 | 3,169.98 |
| 1.1 W/cm² | 11,000 W/m² | 9,464.63 | 3,486.98 |
| 1.2 W/cm² | 12,000 W/m² | 10,325.05 | 3,803.98 |
| 1.3 W/cm² | 13,000 W/m² | 11,185.47 | 4,120.98 |
Printed from rocketcalc.io/heat-flux/w-per-cm2-to-w-per-m2