US and UK gallons per minute differ by about 20 percent, so the labels keep them separate. Actual flow in a pipe also depends on pressure and diameter, which this converter does not model.
Convert litres per second and per minute to cubic metres per hour and US or UK gallons per minute — for pumps, showers, taps and irrigation systems.
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Convert litres per second and per minute to cubic metres per hour and US or UK gallons per minute — for pumps, showers, taps and irrigation systems.
A shower flowing at 9 litres a minute delivers 0.15 litres per second — 0.54 cubic metres per hour.
Result = input × source-unit factor ÷ destination-unit factor. All factors are relative to the same base unit; intermediate values are not rounded.
Litres/second, Litres/minute, m³/hour, US gallons/minute, Cubic feet/minute, Cubic metres/second, UK gallons/minute. Read the labels carefully: regional or decimal/binary variants are separate choices.
Most bathroom taps deliver 5 to 8 litres a minute at normal pressure — roughly 0.1 litres per second, which is why litres per minute is the friendlier unit indoors.
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