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mH2O to ftH2O, bar, psi and inHg Conversion Table

Look up a liquid level in metres of water column to find the conversion value in feet of water, bar, pounds per square inch or inches of mercury.

Alternatively you can use the pressure unit converter to calculate the equivalent metres of water gauge value in other units.

The inHg pressure units shown below are for mercury at 0°C, (32°F). The mH2O and ftH2O pressure units shown below are for water at 4°C (39.2°F).

Featured mh2o level measurement products

  • LMP307 Submersible Level Transmitter Zone 0 ATEX borehole water level sensor for flammable atmospheres - Monitor water levels in hazardous area boreholes with this ATEX-approved transmitter. 100m depth, Zone 0.
  • Sea water temperature probe and display for depth to 100 metres - Robust and reliable system for measuring sea water temperature at depths to 100 meters. Features a marine bronze sensor and a wall-mounted display with relay outputs and Modbus communication.

mH2O Conversion Table

mH2O ftH2O bar psi inHg
1 3.28 0.098 1.42 2.896
2 6.56 0.196 2.84 5.792
3 9.84 0.294 4.27 8.688
4 13.12 0.392 5.69 11.58
5 16.40 0.490 7.11 14.48
6 19.69 0.588 8.53 17.38
7 22.97 0.686 9.96 20.27
8 26.25 0.785 11.38 23.17
9 29.53 0.883 12.80 26.06
10 32.81 0.981 14.22 28.96
11 36.09 1.079 15.65 31.85
12 39.37 1.177 17.07 34.75
13 42.65 1.275 18.49 37.65
14 45.93 1.373 19.91 40.54
15 49.21 1.471 21.34 43.44
16 52.49 1.569 22.76 46.33
17 55.77 1.667 24.18 49.23
18 59.06 1.765 25.60 52.13
19 62.34 1.863 27.02 55.02
20 65.62 1.961 28.45 57.92
21 68.90 2.059 29.87 60.81
22 72.18 2.157 31.29 63.71
23 75.46 2.256 32.71 66.61
24 78.74 2.354 34.14 69.50
25 82.02 2.452 35.56 72.40
30 98.43 2.942 42.67 86.88
35 114.8 3.432 49.78 101.4
40 131.2 3.923 56.89 115.8
45 147.6 4.413 64.01 130.3
50 164.0 4.903 71.12 144.8
55 180.4 5.394 78.23 159.3
60 196.9 5.884 85.34 173.8
65 213.3 6.374 92.45 188.2
70 229.7 6.865 99.56 202.7
75 246.1 7.355 106.7 217.2
80 262.5 7.845 113.8 231.7
85 278.9 8.336 120.9 246.2
90 295.3 8.826 128.0 260.6
95 311.7 9.316 135.1 275.1
100 328.1 9.807 142.2 289.6
110 360.9 10.79 156.5 318.5
120 393.7 11.77 170.7 347.5
130 426.5 12.75 184.9 376.5
140 459.3 13.73 199.1 405.4
150 492.1 14.71 213.4 434.4
160 524.9 15.69 227.6 463.3
170 557.7 16.67 241.8 492.3
180 590.6 17.65 256.0 521.3
190 623.4 18.63 270.2 550.2
200 656.2 19.61 284.5 579.2
210 689.0 20.59 298.7 608.1
220 721.8 21.57 312.9 637.1
230 754.6 22.56 327.1 666.1
240 787.4 23.54 341.4 695.0
250 820.2 24.52 355.6 724.0
275 902.2 26.97 391.1 796.4
300 984.3 29.42 426.7 868.8
325 1066 31.87 462.3 941.2
350 1148 34.32 497.8 1014
375 1230 36.77 533.4 1086
400 1312 39.23 568.9 1158
425 1394 41.68 604.5 1231
450 1476 44.13 640.1 1303
475 1558 46.58 675.6 1376
500 1640 49.03 711.2 1448
550 1804 53.94 782.3 1593
600 1969 58.84 853.4 1738
650 2133 63.74 924.5 1882
700 2297 68.65 995.6 2027
750 2461 73.55 1067 2172
800 2625 78.45 1138 2317
850 2789 83.36 1209 2462
900 2953 88.26 1280 2606
950 3117 93.16 1351 2751
1000 3281 98.07 1422 2896

To convert pressure from ftH2O to a higher precision use this pressure unit converter.

Featured mh2o level measurement products

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