Example: To convert 5 watt-hour to kilojoule, multiply 5 by 3.6 to get 18 kJ (1.8000e+1 kJ).
| W*h | kJ |
|---|---|
| 5 W*h | 18 kJ (1.8000e+1 kJ) |
| 6 W*h | 21.6 kJ (2.1600e+1 kJ) |
| 7 W*h | 25.2 kJ (2.5200e+1 kJ) |
| 8 W*h | 28.8 kJ (2.8800e+1 kJ) |
| 9 W*h | 32.4 kJ (3.2400e+1 kJ) |
| 10 W*h | 36 kJ (3.6000e+1 kJ) |
| 11 W*h | 39.6 kJ (3.9600e+1 kJ) |
| 12 W*h | 43.2 kJ (4.3200e+1 kJ) |
| 13 W*h | 46.8 kJ (4.6800e+1 kJ) |
| 14 W*h | 50.4 kJ (5.0400e+1 kJ) |
| 15 W*h | 54 kJ (5.4000e+1 kJ) |
| 16 W*h | 57.6 kJ (5.7600e+1 kJ) |
| 17 W*h | 61.2 kJ (6.1200e+1 kJ) |
| 18 W*h | 64.8 kJ (6.4800e+1 kJ) |
| 19 W*h | 68.4 kJ (6.8400e+1 kJ) |