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Lumen per square centimeter to kilolux Conversion
1 lumen per square centimeter (lm/cm²) is equal to 10 kilolux (klx).
1 lm/cm² = 10 klx
or
1 klx = 0.1 lm/cm²
Formula
To convert a illuminance from lumen per square centimeter (lm/cm²) to kilolux (klx), multiply the illuminance in lumen per square centimeter by 10
i(klx) = i(lm/cm²) × 10
Examples:
Convert 1000 lumen per square centimeter to kilolux:
i(klx) = 1000lm/cm² × 10 = 10000 klx
Conversion table
| Lumen per square centimeter (lm/cm²) | Kilolux (klx) |
|---|---|
| 1 lm/cm² | 10 klx |
| 2 lm/cm² | 20 klx |
| 3 lm/cm² | 30 klx |
| 5 lm/cm² | 50 klx |
| 10 lm/cm² | 100 klx |
| 20 lm/cm² | 200 klx |
| 25 lm/cm² | 250 klx |
| 50 lm/cm² | 500 klx |
| 100 lm/cm² | 1000 klx |
| 200 lm/cm² | 2000 klx |
| 300 lm/cm² | 3000 klx |
| 500 lm/cm² | 5000 klx |
| 750 lm/cm² | 7500 klx |
| 1000 lm/cm² | 10000 klx |
| 10000 lm/cm² | 100000 klx |
| Kilolux (klx) | Lumen per square centimeter (lm/cm²) |
|---|---|
| 1 klx | 0.1 lm/cm² |
| 2 klx | 0.2 lm/cm² |
| 3 klx | 0.3 lm/cm² |
| 5 klx | 0.5 lm/cm² |
| 10 klx | 1 lm/cm² |
| 20 klx | 2 lm/cm² |
| 25 klx | 2.5 lm/cm² |
| 50 klx | 5 lm/cm² |
| 100 klx | 10 lm/cm² |
| 200 klx | 20 lm/cm² |
| 300 klx | 30 lm/cm² |
| 500 klx | 50 lm/cm² |
| 750 klx | 75 lm/cm² |
| 1000 klx | 100 lm/cm² |
| 10000 klx | 1000 lm/cm² |
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert lumen per square centimeter to kilolux?
Multiply the value in lumen per square centimeter by 10 to get the result in kilolux. For example, 5 lm/cm² × 10 = 50 klx.
How many kilolux are in 1 lumen per square centimeter?
1 lumen per square centimeter (lm/cm²) is equal to 10 kilolux (klx).
How do I convert kilolux back to lumen per square centimeter?
Use the inverse operation: divide the value in kilolux by 10 to get the result in lumen per square centimeter.
How accurate is the lumen per square centimeter to kilolux conversion?
The converter multiplies by the conversion factor 10 and rounds the result to 9 decimal places by default. You can increase or reduce the precision with the digits option on this page.
Sources
Conversion factors are based on internationally recognised standards:
