Illuminance Converter
Convert illuminance (light falling on a surface) — lux, foot-candles, phots.
Result
10.76391042lx
1 Foot-candle = 10.76391042 Lux
1 fc in every unit
| Lux | 10.76391042 lx |
| Kilolux | 0.01076391042 klx |
| Millilux | 10,763.91042 mlx |
| Lumen per square meter | 10.76391042 lm/m² |
| Lumen per square centimeter | 0.001076391042 lm/cm² |
| Phot | 0.001076391042 ph |
| Foot-candle | 1 fc |
| Lumen per square inch | 0.006944444444 lm/in² |
| Nox | 10,763.91042 nx |
Show the work
Find the conversion factor from Foot-candle to Lux
1 fc = 10.76391042 lx
factor = 10.76391042 ÷ 1 = 10.76391042 lx per fc
Multiply by the factor: fc cancels, leaving lx
lx = fc × (lx per fc)
1 fc × 10.76391042 lx per fc = 10.76391042 lx
How it works
1 fc = 10.76391042 lx, so lx = fc × 10.76391042
Foot-candle to Lux table
| Foot-candle | Lux |
|---|---|
| 1 fc | 10.76391042 lx |
| 2 fc | 21.52782083 lx |
| 5 fc | 53.81955208 lx |
| 10 fc | 107.6391042 lx |
| 20 fc | 215.2782083 lx |
| 50 fc | 538.1955208 lx |
| 100 fc | 1,076.391042 lx |
| 1,000 fc | 10,763.91042 lx |
Questions
- How do I convert foot-candle to lux?
- Multiply by 10.76391042. For example, 10 fc = 107.6391042 lx.
- Which units does the illuminance converter support?
- Lux (lx), Kilolux (klx), Millilux (mlx), Lumen per square meter (lm/m²), Lumen per square centimeter (lm/cm²), Phot (ph), Foot-candle (fc), Lumen per square inch (lm/in²), Nox (nx).
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