UNIT REFERENCE · nlm

Nanolumens: conversions & definition

Nanolumens (nlm) represent luminous flux. One unit equals 10^-9 lm. One lumen equals one candela-steradian and measures photometrically weighted luminous flux.

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Lumens (lm)≈ 1e-9Convert nlm to lm
Millilumens (mlm)≈ 0.000001Convert nlm to mlm
Kilolumens (klm)≈ 1e-12Convert nlm to klm
Microlumens (µlm)≈ 0.001Convert nlm to µlm
Megalumens (Mlm)≈ 1e-15Convert nlm to Mlm
Gigalumens (Glm)≈ 1e-18Convert nlm to Glm
Centilumens (clm)≈ 1e-7Convert nlm to clm
Decilumens (dlm)≈ 1e-8Convert nlm to dlm
Hectolumens (hlm)≈ 1e-11Convert nlm to hlm
Decalumens (dalm)≈ 1e-10Convert nlm to dalm
Picolumens (plm)≈ 1,000Convert nlm to plm
Teralumens (Tlm)≈ 1e-21Convert nlm to Tlm
Femtolumens (flm)≈ 1,000,000Convert nlm to flm
Petalumens (Plm)≈ 1e-24Convert nlm to Plm
Attolumens (alm)≈ 1,000,000,000Convert nlm to alm
Exalumens (Elm)≈ 1e-27Convert nlm to Elm
Zeptolumens (zlm)≈ 1e+12Convert nlm to zlm
Zettalumens (Zlm)≈ 1e-30Convert nlm to Zlm
Yoctolumens (ylm)≈ 1e+15Convert nlm to ylm
Yottalumens (Ylm)≈ 1e-33Convert nlm to Ylm

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