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Horsepower (Mechanical) to Watts converter

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Result: 1 hp = 745.6999 W
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hp to W conversion table

hp W
1745.69987
21491.39974
32237.09961
42982.79949
53728.49936
64474.19923
75219.8991
85965.59897
96711.29884
107456.99872
118202.69859
128948.39846
139694.09833
1410439.7982
1511185.49807
1611931.19795
1712676.89782
1813422.59769
1914168.29756
2014913.99743
2115659.6973
2216405.39717
2317151.09705
2417896.79692
2518642.49679
2619388.19666
2720133.89653
2820879.5964
2921625.29628
3022370.99615
3123116.69602
3223862.39589
3324608.09576
3425353.79563
3526099.49551
3626845.19538
3727590.89525
3828336.59512
3929082.29499
4029827.99486
4130573.69473
4231319.39461
4332065.09448
4432810.79435
4533556.49422
4634302.19409
4735047.89396
4835793.59384
4936539.29371
5037284.99358
5138030.69345
5238776.39332
5339522.09319
5440267.79307
5541013.49294
5641759.19281
5742504.89268
5843250.59255
5943996.29242
6044741.99229
6145487.69217
6246233.39204
6346979.09191
6447724.79178
6548470.49165
6649216.19152
6749961.8914
6850707.59127
6951453.29114
7052198.99101
7152944.69088
7253690.39075
7354436.09063
7455181.7905
7555927.49037
7656673.19024
7757418.89011
7858164.58998
7958910.28985
8059655.98973
8160401.6896
8261147.38947
8361893.08934
8462638.78921
8563384.48908
8664130.18896
8764875.88883
8865621.5887
8966367.28857
9067112.98844
9167858.68831
9268604.38819
9369350.08806
9470095.78793
9570841.4878
9671587.18767
9772332.88754
9873078.58742
9973824.28729
10074569.98716
10175315.68703
10276061.3869
10376807.08677
10477552.78664
10578298.48652
10679044.18639
10779789.88626
10880535.58613

To convert horsepower (Mechanical) to watts, enter the value in the first field. The result in watts is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 hp ≈ 745.699871582 W
1 W ≈ 0.0013410220896 hp

Formula: W ≈ hp × 745.699871582
hp ≈ W × 0.0013410220896

Definitions: 1 hp = 745.699871582 W

The mechanical (imperial) horsepower (hp) is 550 foot-pounds per second, about 745.7 watts. It is the horsepower quoted for cars and engines in the United States and the United Kingdom, and the unit goes back to James Watt.

The watt (W) is the SI unit of power, one joule per second. It is used for the rating of light bulbs, appliances, chargers and speakers.

See the conversion table with commonly used values, handy for quick reference or study.

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