This converter allows you to effortlessly convert between Watts & Joules.
How to convert Watts to Joules?
Before we get started on how to convert watts to joules, let’s go over some of the terms used in the calculation below:
Energy is defined as a system’s ability to accomplish work and is measured in joules. A joule of energy is the amount of energy expended to move a one-kilogram product one meter with a constant force of one newton.
Power is a measure of the rate at which work is done in a system and is expressed in watts (W). One watt of power is equivalent to the rate at which one joule of energy is delivered per second.
A 100-watt light bulb, for example, consumes 100 joules of energy each second.
Watts to Joules Formula
To convert watts to joules, you’ll need a formula.
The formula to convert watts to joules is:
E(J) = P(W) × T(s)
Therefore, the energy (E) in joules is equivalent to the power P in watts multiplied by the duration T in seconds.
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