mmH2O to Pa Calculator

millimeters of water column (mmHâ‚‚O or mmWC) to Pascals (Pa) using the conventional conversion factor 1 mmHâ‚‚O = 9.80665 Pa.

1 mmHâ‚‚O = 9.80665 Pa

Formula:
Pa = mmH₂O × 9.80665

Enter the pressure value in mmHâ‚‚O to calculate its equivalent pressure in Pascals.

mmH2O stands for millimeters of water column. It is a pressure unit based on the pressure exerted by a 1 mm high water column under standard conditions. This unit is commonly used for low-pressure measurement in HVAC systems, laboratory work, and instrumentation.

Pascal (Pa) is the SI unit of pressure. One Pascal is equal to one Newton per square meter (N/m²). It is the standard unit used in scientific, industrial, and engineering pressure calculations.

The conversion from millimeters of water column to Pascals is straightforward. Multiply the pressure value in mmHâ‚‚O by 9.80665.

Pa = mmH₂O × 9.80665

Where:

  • Pa = pressure in Pascals
  • mmHâ‚‚O = pressure in millimeters of water column
  • 9.80665 = conventional mmHâ‚‚O to Pa conversion factor

1 mmHâ‚‚O = 9.80665 Pa

Therefore:

10 mmHâ‚‚O = 98.0665 Pa

50 mmHâ‚‚O = 490.3325 Pa

100 mmHâ‚‚O = 980.665 Pa

500 mmHâ‚‚O = 4903.325 Pa

To convert Pascals back to millimeters of water column, divide the pressure in Pascals by 9.80665.

mmH₂O = Pa ÷ 9.80665

For example:

980.665 Pa ÷ 9.80665 = 100 mmH₂O

Suppose you have a pressure of 50 mmWC. To convert it to Pa:

50?mmWC×9.80665=490.3325?Pa

Thus, 50 mmWC is equal to approximately 490.33 Pa.

The following table provides commonly used millimeters of water column to Pascal conversions.

mmHâ‚‚OPascal (Pa)Kilopascal (kPa)
19.806650.00980665
219.613300.01961330
549.033250.04903325
1098.066500.09806650
20196.133000.19613300
25245.166250.24516625
50490.332500.49033250
75735.498750.73549875
100980.665000.98066500
2001961.330001.96133000
2502451.662502.45166250
5004903.325004.90332500
7507354.987507.35498750
10009806.650009.80665000

The reverse conversion is useful when a pressure value is provided in Pascals and needs to be expressed as millimeters of water column.

The formula is:

mmH₂O = Pa ÷ 9.80665

Pascal (Pa)mmHâ‚‚O
10.101972
101.01972
505.09858
10010.19716
25025.49291
50050.98581
1000101.97162
2500254.92905
5000509.85811
100001019.71621

For example, 1000 Pa is approximately 101.972 mmHâ‚‚O.

mmHâ‚‚O and mmWC are commonly used to represent the same type of pressure unit: millimeters of water column.

The terms may appear differently depending on the industry or manufacturer:

  • mmHâ‚‚O means millimeter of water.
  • mmWC means millimeter water column.
  • mmWS is another terminology used for millimeter water column.
  • inHâ‚‚O means inches of water column.

In instrumentation, HVAC, process control, and pressure measurement applications, mmHâ‚‚O and mmWC are commonly treated as equivalent when the same reference definition is being used.

For this calculator, the conventional conversion is:

1 mmHâ‚‚O = 1 mmWC = 9.80665 Pa

Always check the instrument datasheet, calibration procedure, or applicable standard when high measurement accuracy is required.

Millimeters of water column are widely encountered in instrumentation because many industrial applications involve relatively low differential pressures.

Instrumentation engineers may encounter mmHâ‚‚O when working with differential pressure transmitters, HVAC systems, filter monitoring, cleanrooms, furnace draft measurements, air systems, and low pressure applications.

A DP transmitter may have a range such as 0 to 500 mmHâ‚‚O. Converting the upper range value to Pascal gives:

500 × 9.80665 = 4903.325 Pa

Therefore:

500 mmHâ‚‚O = 4.903325 kPa

Filter and dust collection systems often monitor pressure drop across a filter. The differential pressure may be specified in mmHâ‚‚O because the pressure is relatively low.

Air handling units, ducts, fans, and ventilation systems commonly use water column units for measuring small pressure differences.

Cleanroom pressure differences can also be expressed in mmHâ‚‚O. Converting these values to Pascal is useful when documenting measurements using SI units.

During calibration, an instrumentation engineer may need to convert a transmitter range or test pressure between mmHâ‚‚O and Pa.

For example:

0 to 1000 mmHâ‚‚O

is equivalent to approximately: 0 to 9806.65 Pa or: 0 to 9.80665 kPa

1 mmHâ‚‚O equals 9.80665 Pa using the conventional millimeter of water conversion factor.

Multiply the mmH₂O value by 9.80665. The formula is Pa = mmH₂O × 9.80665.

The conventional conversion factor is 1 mmHâ‚‚O = 9.80665 Pa.

10 mmHâ‚‚O equals 98.0665 Pa.

50 mmHâ‚‚O equals 490.3325 Pa.

100 mmHâ‚‚O equals 980.665 Pa.

500 mmHâ‚‚O equals 4903.325 Pa, or approximately 4.903325 kPa.

Yes, mmWC and mmHâ‚‚O commonly refer to millimeters of water column when the same reference definition is used.

Divide the pressure in Pascal by 9.80665. The formula is mmH₂O = Pa ÷ 9.80665.

1 Pa is approximately 0.101972 mmHâ‚‚O.

mmHâ‚‚O is commonly used for low pressure and differential pressure applications, including instrumentation, HVAC, filter monitoring, cleanrooms, and air systems.

This mmH2O to Pa conversion calculator gives a fast and accurate way to convert water column pressure into Pascal for technical and industrial use. For more pressure and instrumentation calculators, explore the related tools on this website.

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