Watt Hours to Joules Converter

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To convert watt hours to joules (Wh to J) or to convert joules to watt hours (J to Wh), you may use the converter above. Alternatively, to find out how many joules there are in "x" watt hours, you may use the watt hours to joules table.

Below, you will find information on how to convert watt hours to joules and how to convert joules to watt hours, including the formulas and example conversions.

How to convert watt hours to joules?

1 Watt hour (Wh) is equal to 3600 joules (J). To convert watt hour to joules, multiply the watt hour value by 3600.

watt hours to joules formula

joule = watt hour * 3600

How to convert joules to watt hours?

1 Joule is equal to 0.000277777778 watt hour. To convert joules to Wh, multiply the joule value by 0.000277777778 or divide by 3600.

joules to watt hours formula

watt hour = joule * 0.000277777778

watt hour = joule / 3600

What is Watt hours?

Watt hours is a unit of energy. 1 Wh = 3600 joules. The symbol is "Wh".

Please visit energy and work units conversion to convert all energy and work units.

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