Heat Flux

Heat Flux Converter

Heat flux measures power passing through a surface area

From Watt per Square Meter
To BTU per Hour per Square Foot

W/m² → BTU/(h·ft²)

0.316998 BTU/(h·ft²)

Heat flux measures power passing through a surface area. Watts per square meter are used in insulation, solar, and electronics cooling calculations, while BTU per hour per square foot or square inch align with HVAC and heater ratings. Convert to compare thermal performance.

All unit results

Supported UnitsValue
Watt per Square Meter W/m²1
Kilowatt per Square Meter kW/m²0.001
Watt per Square Centimeter W/cm²0.0001
BTU per Hour per Square Foot BTU/(h·ft²)0.316998
Watt per Square Foot W/ft²0.092903
Watt per Square Inch W/in²0.000645
Calorie per Second per Square Centimeter cal/(s·cm²)0.000024

How to Use

Enter the value and your starting unit, such as watt per square meter or btu per hour per square foot, and your desired target unit from the dropdown menus. The tool will instantly output the precise heat flux conversion, along with a complete list of equivalent measurements. You can also quickly copy the value with or without units.

When to Use

Watts per square meter are used in insulation, solar, and electronics cooling calculations, while BTU per hour per square foot or square inch align with HVAC and heater ratings. Convert to compare thermal performance.

Common Heat Flux Conversions

1 Watt per Square Meter (W/m²)=0.316998 BTU per Hour per Square Foot (BTU/(h·ft²))
1 Watt per Square Meter (W/m²)=0.001 Kilowatt per Square Meter (kW/m²)
1 Watt per Square Centimeter (W/cm²)=3169.983306 BTU per Hour per Square Foot (BTU/(h·ft²))
1 Watt per Square Foot (W/ft²)=0.006944 Watt per Square Inch (W/in²)

Supported Units

W/m² Watt per Square Meter
kW/m² Kilowatt per Square Meter
W/cm² Watt per Square Centimeter
BTU/(h·ft²) BTU per Hour per Square Foot
W/ft² Watt per Square Foot
W/in² Watt per Square Inch
cal/(s·cm²) Calorie per Second per Square Centimeter

Common Questions

What is the Heat Flux converter used for?

Heat flux measures power passing through a surface area. Watts per square meter are used in insulation, solar, and electronics cooling calculations, while BTU per hour per square foot or square inch align with HVAC and heater ratings. Convert to compare thermal performance.