Power

1 Kilowatt = 1000 Watts - one Kilowatt is equal to 1000 Watts. Use our free online Kilowatt to Watt converter to quickly convert Kilowatt to Watt for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Kilowatt to Watt Converter

Attojoule/Hour

Attojoule/Minute

Attojoule/Second

Attowatt

BTU/Hour

BTU/Hour [TH]

BTU/Minute

BTU/Minute [TH]

BTU/Second

BTU/Second [TH]

Calorie/Hour

Calorie/Hour [TH]

Calorie/Minute

Calorie/Minute [TH]

Calorie/Second

Calorie/Second [TH]

Centiwatt

Cheval Vapeur

Centijoule/Hour

Centijoule/Minute

Centijoule/Second

Clusec

Dekajoule/Hour

Dekajoule/Minute

Dekajoule/Second

Deciwatt

Dekawatt

Decijoule/Hour

Decijoule/Minute

Decijoule/Second

Dyne Centimeter/Hour

Dyne Centimeter/Minute

Dyne Centimeter/Second

Exajoule/Hour

Exajoule/Minute

Exajoule/Second

Erg/Hour

Erg/Minute

Erg/Second

Exawatt

Femtowatt

Femtojoule/Hour

Femtojoule/Minute

Femtojoule/Second

Foot Pound/Hour

Foot Pound/Minute

Foot Pound/Second

Foot Poundal/Hour

Foot Poundal/Minute

Foot Poundal/Second

Gram Force Centimeter/Hour

Gram Force Centimeter/Minute

Gram Force Centimeter/Second

Gigawatt

Gigajoule/Hour

Gigajoule/Minute

Gigajoule/Second

Hectowatt

Hectojoule/Hour

Hectojoule/Minute

Hectojoule/Second

Horsepower

Horsepower [Boiler]

Horsepower [Electrical]

Horsepower [Metric]

Horsepower [Water]

Inch Ounce-Force Revolution/Minute

Joule/Hour

Joule/Minute

Joule/Second

Kilocalorie/Hour

Kilocalorie/Minute

Kilocalorie/Second

Kilogram Force Meter/Hour

Kilogram Force Meter/Minute

Kilogram Force Meter/Second

Kilowatt is a unit of measurement for power. Kilowatt is a multiple of power unit watt and one kilowatt is equal to 1000 watts.

Kilowatt

Kilojoule/Hour

Kilojoule/Minute

Kilojoule/Second

Kilopond Meter/Hour

Kilopond Meter/Minute

Kilopond Meter/Second

Kilovolt Ampere

Mega BTU/Hour

Megawatt

Microjoule/Hour

Microjoule/Minute

Microjoule/Second

Microwatt

Millijoule/Hour

Millijoule/Minute

Millijoule/Second

Milliwatt

Megajoule/Hour

Megajoule/Minute

Megajoule/Second

MMBTU/Hour

Nanowatt

Nanojoule/Hour

Nanojoule/Minute

Nanojoule/Second

Newton Meter/Hour

Newton Meter/Minute

Newton Meter/Second

Petawatt

Pferdestarke

Picojoule/Hour

Picojoule/Minute

Picojoule/Second

Picowatt

Petajoule/Hour

Petajoule/Minute

Petajoule/Second

Poncelet

Pound Square Foot/Cubic Second

Terawatt

Terajoule/Hour

Terajoule/Minute

Terajoule/Second

Ton of Refrigeration

Volt Ampere

Watt is a unit of measurement for power.  Watt is named after James Watt who was inventor of steam engine.  One watt is equal to the amount of energy consumed at the rate of one joule per second.