What is the standard SI base or derived unit for temperature interval?

In the International System of Units (SI), temperature interval is quantified relative to fundamental physical standards defined by BIPM. UnitGlide references these exact metric constants for all calculations.

How many temperature interval units can I convert on UnitGlide?

UnitGlide currently supports 6 different temperature interval units, including SI metric, British Imperial, US Customary, and scientific standard units.

How do I convert between different temperature interval units?

Enter your known value into the 'Convert from' field, choose your starting unit, and select your target unit. UnitGlide computes the answer instantly using 12-digit floating point arithmetic.

Temperature Interval Converter

Convert temperature interval units including kelvin, degree Celsius, degree centigrade, degree Fahrenheit, degree Rankine and many more temperature interval units instantly and accurately.

From

10 kelvins (K) = 10 degree celsius (°C)

Decimal places:

Formula:

°C = K × 1

Popular Temperature Interval Conversions

Quick access to the most commonly used temperature interval conversions.

⇄degree Celsius to kelvin

⇄kelvin to degree Celsius

⇄degree centigrade to kelvin

⇄kelvin to degree centigrade

⇄degree Fahrenheit to kelvin

⇄kelvin to degree Fahrenheit

⇄degree Rankine to kelvin

⇄kelvin to degree Rankine

About Temperature Interval Units

Free online temperature interval converter - converts between 6 units of temperature interval, including kelvin [K], degree Celsius [C], degree centigrade [C], degree Fahrenheit [F], etc. Also, explore many other unit converters or learn more about temperature interval unit conversions. Different unit systems are used worldwide, including the Metric System (SI) and the Imperial / US Customary System.

Metric System (SI)

The metric system is the most widely adopted international measurement standard. The base unit is the kelvin.

Imperial System (US)

The imperial system is commonly used in the United States and specialized international industries including aviation and maritime navigation.

Common Temperature Interval Units

Here are some of the most common temperature interval units and their abbreviations.

Unit	Symbol	Type	In Kelvin
Kelvin	K	Metric (base)	1 K
Degree Celsius	°C	Metric	1 K
Degree centigrade	°C	Standard	1 K
Degree Fahrenheit	°F	Imperial	0.555556 K
Degree Rankine	°R	Standard	0.555556 K
Degree Reaumur	°r	Standard	1.25 K