Tool Introduction
Use this heat and energy converter for utility bills, appliance estimates, nutrition labels, HVAC specs, lab calculations, and mechanical work. It converts between joules, calories, kilocalories, watt-hours, kilowatt-hours, BTU, therms, foot-pounds, and horsepower-hours.
In everyday U.S. usage, BTU and therms are common for heating and natural gas, kWh is common for electricity, and Calories on food labels mean kilocalories. Scientific and engineering calculations usually use joules or kilojoules.