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Coulomb to Ampere-hour Converter

1 coulomb is about 0.0002777777778 ampere-hours. Convert coulombs (C) to ampere-hours (Ah) below: type a value and the result updates as you type.

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Coulomb to Ampere-hour conversion

1 C ≈ 0.0002777777778 Ahone coulomb in ampere-hours

1 Ah = 3600 Cone ampere-hour in coulombs

Coulomb (C): SI unit of electric charge: the charge carried by a current of one ampere in one second.

Ampere-hour (Ah): The charge of one ampere flowing for one hour: exactly 3600 C. Car and storage batteries are rated in Ah.

Source:SI Brochure, 9th edition (BIPM, 2019)

How to convert coulombs to ampere-hours

To convert coulombs to ampere-hours, divide the number of coulombs by 3600.

Formula

Ah = C ÷ 3600

Examples

  • 5 C = 5 ÷ 3600 ≈ 0.001388888889 Ah
  • 25 C = 25 ÷ 3600 ≈ 0.006944444444 Ah
  • 100 C = 100 ÷ 3600 ≈ 0.02777777778 Ah

Coulomb to Ampere-hour conversion table

Coulomb to Ampere-hour
Coulomb (C)Ampere-hour (Ah)
0.1 C0.00002777777778 Ah
0.5 C0.0001388888889 Ah
1 C0.0002777777778 Ah
2 C0.0005555555556 Ah
3 C0.0008333333333 Ah
5 C0.001388888889 Ah
10 C0.002777777778 Ah
20 C0.005555555556 Ah
25 C0.006944444444 Ah
50 C0.01388888889 Ah
100 C0.02777777778 Ah
250 C0.06944444444 Ah
500 C0.1388888889 Ah
1000 C0.2777777778 Ah

Values rounded to 10 significant digits where needed.

Frequently asked questions

How many ampere-hours are in one coulomb?
One coulomb is about 0.0002777777778 ampere-hours.
How do I convert ampere-hours to coulombs?
To convert ampere-hours to coulombs, multiply the number of ampere-hours by 3600. The formula is C = Ah × 3600.
Is this conversion exact?
Yes. Both units have exact definitions and the factor 3600 is exact. Displayed results are only rounded when they have many decimal places.
Which is larger, a coulomb or a ampere-hour?
A ampere-hour is 3600 times larger than a coulomb. In other words, a coulomb is exactly 1/3600 of a ampere-hour.