Fahrenheit to Kelvin Converter

Convert fahrenheit to kelvin instantly with our accurate and easy-to-use conversion tool.

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Result
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Kelvin

Conversion Formula

K = (°F - 32) × 5/9 + 273.15

Where:

  • °F = Fahrenheit
  • K = Kelvin

About Fahrenheit

The fahrenheit (°F) is a unit of temperaturein the imperial system of measurement.

About Kelvin

The kelvin (K) is a unit of temperaturein the scientific system of measurement.

How to Convert Fahrenheit to Kelvin

To convert from fahrenheit to kelvin, use our converter above. Simply enter the value in fahrenheitand get instant results in kelvin.

Quick Reference:

  • 1 °F = 1.000000 K
  • 1 K = 1.000000 °F

Common Fahrenheit to Kelvin Conversions

1 °F
= 255.93 K
5 °F
= 258.15 K
10 °F
= 260.93 K
25 °F
= 269.26 K
50 °F
= 283.15 K
100 °F
= 310.93 K

Conversion Reference Table

Fahrenheit (°F)Kelvin (K)
1255.9278
2256.4833
3257.0389
4257.5944
5258.15
10260.9278
15263.7056
20266.4833
25269.2611
50283.15
75297.0389
100310.9278
250394.2611
500533.15
1,000810.9278

Quick reference table showing common fahrenheit to kelvin conversions.

Real-World Temperature Conversions

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Weather Forecasts

Converting temperatures when traveling internationally or reading foreign weather reports. US uses Fahrenheit, most other countries use Celsius.

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Cooking and Baking

Recipe temperatures may be in Celsius or Fahrenheit. Oven settings need conversion for international recipes (e.g., 180°C = 350°F).

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Medical and Health

Body temperature varies by scale: normal is 98.6°F or 37°C. Medical equipment may use either scale depending on the region.

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Scientific Research

Scientists use Kelvin for absolute measurements and Celsius for everyday lab work. Understanding all scales is essential for collaboration.

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HVAC and Climate Control

Thermostats and climate control systems may display in either Celsius or Fahrenheit. Knowing conversions helps set comfortable temperatures.

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Industrial Processes

Manufacturing and industrial processes require precise temperature control. Different machinery may use different scales.

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