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1 - 33
tons of refrigeration (IT) to kilowatts
1≈ 3.516853
2≈ 7.033706
3≈ 10.550559
4≈ 14.067412
5≈ 17.584265
6≈ 21.101118
7≈ 24.617971
8≈ 28.134824
9≈ 31.651677
10≈ 35.16853
11≈ 38.685383
12≈ 42.202236
13≈ 45.719089
14≈ 49.235942
15≈ 52.752795
16≈ 56.269648
17≈ 59.786501
18≈ 63.303354
19≈ 66.820207
20≈ 70.33706
21≈ 73.853913
22≈ 77.370766
23≈ 80.887619
24≈ 84.404472
25≈ 87.921325
26≈ 91.438178
27≈ 94.955031
28≈ 98.471884
29≈ 101.988737
30≈ 105.50559
31≈ 109.022443
32≈ 112.539296
33≈ 116.056149
34 - 66
tons of refrigeration (IT) to kilowatts
34≈ 119.573002
35≈ 123.089855
36≈ 126.606708
37≈ 130.123561
38≈ 133.640414
39≈ 137.157267
40≈ 140.67412
41≈ 144.190973
42≈ 147.707826
43≈ 151.224679
44≈ 154.741532
45≈ 158.258385
46≈ 161.775238
47≈ 165.292091
48≈ 168.808944
49≈ 172.325797
50≈ 175.84265
51≈ 179.359503
52≈ 182.876356
53≈ 186.393209
54≈ 189.910062
55≈ 193.426915
56≈ 196.943768
57≈ 200.460621
58≈ 203.977474
59≈ 207.494327
60≈ 211.01118
61≈ 214.528033
62≈ 218.044886
63≈ 221.561739
64≈ 225.078592
65≈ 228.595445
66≈ 232.112298
67 - 99
tons of refrigeration (IT) to kilowatts
67≈ 235.629151
68≈ 239.146004
69≈ 242.662857
70≈ 246.17971
71≈ 249.696563
72≈ 253.213416
73≈ 256.730269
74≈ 260.247122
75≈ 263.763975
76≈ 267.280828
77≈ 270.797681
78≈ 274.314534
79≈ 277.831387
80≈ 281.34824
81≈ 284.865093
82≈ 288.381946
83≈ 291.898799
84≈ 295.415652
85≈ 298.932505
86≈ 302.449358
87≈ 305.966211
88≈ 309.483064
89≈ 312.999917
90≈ 316.51677
91≈ 320.033623
92≈ 323.550476
93≈ 327.067329
94≈ 330.584182
95≈ 334.101035
96≈ 337.617888
97≈ 341.134741
98≈ 344.651594
99≈ 348.168447

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tons of refrigeration (IT)

A ton of refrigeration (TR), also called a refrigeration ton (RT), is a unit of power used in some countries (especially in North America) to describe the heat-extraction capacity of refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.

kilowatts

The kilowatt (kW) is equal to one thousand (103) watts. This unit is typically used to express the output power of engines and the power of electric motors, tools, machines, and heaters. It is also a common unit used to express the electromagnetic power output of broadcast radio and television transmitters.