Volt to Kilovolt converter (V to kV)

Converting from Volt (V) to Kilovolt (kV) | Electric potential

What is Volt (V)

The volt (V) is the standard unit of electric potential or electromotive force. It measures the electrical potential difference between two points in a circuit. One volt is equivalent to one joule of energy per coulomb of charge.

What is Kilovolt (kV)

The kilovolt (kV) is a subunit of the volt and is equal to 1000 volts. Kilovolts are commonly used in high voltage transmission systems and power distribution networks to measure large electrical potential differences.

Conversion Formulas

The conversions between volt (V) and kilovolt (kV) are as follows:

To convert volts to kilovolts: 1V=0.001kV
To convert kilovolts to volts: 1kV=1000V

Examples

Converting 2 volts to kilovolts:

2V=2×0.001=0.002kV

Converting 11 volts to kilovolts:

11V=11×0.001=0.011kV

Converting 3 kilovolts to volts:

3kV=3×1000=3000V

These examples illustrate how to convert between volt and kilovolt measurements easily using the conversion formulas provided.

Use this page to perform converting from Volt (V) to Kilovolt (kV).

Volt (V)	Kilovolt (kV)
0.01 V	0.00001 kV
0.1 V	0.0001 kV
1 V	0.001 kV
2 V	0.002 kV
3 V	0.003 kV
4 V	0.004 kV
5 V	0.005 kV
6 V	0.006 kV
7 V	0.007 kV
8 V	0.008 kV
9 V	0.009 kV
10 V	0.01 kV
10 V	0.01 kV
20 V	0.02 kV
30 V	0.03 kV
40 V	0.04 kV
50 V	0.05 kV
60 V	0.06 kV
70 V	0.07 kV
80 V	0.08 kV
90 V	0.09 kV
100 V	0.1 kV
1 000 V	1 kV
2 000 V	2 kV
3 000 V	3 kV
4 000 V	4 kV
5 000 V	5 kV
6 000 V	6 kV
7 000 V	7 kV
8 000 V	8 kV
9 000 V	9 kV
10 000 V	10 kV

Volt (V) to Kilovolt (kV) converter