foot-candle to lumen/square foot
Please provide values below to convert foot-candle [ft*c, fc] to lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2], or change ↔.
foot-candle [ft*c, fc]
Definition: A unit of illuminance, equal to one lumen per square foot.
Historyandorigin: The foot-candle was used primarily in the United States and is based on the imperial system of measurement.
CurrentUse: It is still used in some areas, especially in the U.S. for lighting design and environmental assessments.
funfact: One foot-candle is approximately 10.764 lux, making it a convenient unit for those still using imperial units.
lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2]
Definition: A unit of illuminance, measuring the amount of luminous flux (in lumens) distributed over one square foot of surface area.
Historyandorigin: It is part of the imperial measurement system and was used in the United States before the metric system became more widely adopted.
CurrentUse: It is still used in some industries in the U.S. and is roughly equivalent to 10.764 lux.
funfact: The lumen per square foot is useful for understanding light levels in spaces like offices and schools where the imperial system is still in use.
foot-candle [ft*c, fc] to lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] Conversion Table
| 1 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 1 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 2 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 2 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 3 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 3 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 5 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 5 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 10 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 10 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 50 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 50 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 100 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 100 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 1000 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 1000 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 10000 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 10000 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 100000 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 100000 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
| 1000000 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] | 1000000 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] |
How to Convert foot-candle to lumen/square foot
1 foot-candle [ft*c, fc] = 1 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2]
1 lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2] = 1 foot-candle [ft*c, fc]
we use cross multiplication method
foot-candle [ft*c, fc] → lumen/square foot [lm/ft^2]
1 → 1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.5