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Useful Conversion FactorsAll values relate to liquid propane
4.16 litres= 1 therm = 100,000 BTU
0.141 litres = 1KW
29.3701 KW = 1 therm = 100,000 BTU
0.242 therms = 1 litre
7.08 KW = 1 litre = 24.170 BTU
1 KW = 3412 BTU
1 litre = 9.66 cu.ft
0.104 litre = 40 cu.ft
1 therm = 40 cu.ft
1 Kg = 1.985 litres = 47.132 BTU
0.512 Kg = 1 litre
2000 litres = 1000 Kg = 1 tonne = 474 therms
1 tonne = 18.880 cu.ft
3.85 litres = 1m3 Vapour

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