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📏 Metric horsepower (PS) to Tons of refrigeration Converter

Convert metric horsepower (ps) (PS) to tons of refrigeration (TR) instantly, with the formula, a worked example and a conversion table.

Quick answer: 1 metric horsepower (ps) (PS) = 0.20913549 tons of refrigeration (TR). Formula: TR = PS × 0.20913549.

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Metric horsepower (PS) to Tons of refrigeration Converter inputs

Result

1 PS =

0.20913549 TR

TR = PS × 0.20913549

1 metric horsepower (ps) = 0.20913549 TR · TR to PS

Metric horsepower (PS) to Tons of refrigeration conversion table

Metric horsepower (PS) (PS)Tons of refrigeration (TR)
0.1 PS0.020913549 TR
0.5 PS0.10456775 TR
1 PS0.20913549 TR
2 PS0.41827098 TR
3 PS0.62740648 TR
5 PS1.0456775 TR
10 PS2.0913549 TR
20 PS4.1827098 TR
25 PS5.2283873 TR
50 PS10.456775 TR
100 PS20.913549 TR
1,000 PS209.13549 TR

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How to convert metric horsepower (ps) to tons of refrigeration

Multiply the number of metric horsepower (ps) by 0.20913549 to get tons of refrigeration: TR = PS × 0.20913549.

Example: 5 PS = 1.0456775 TR.

The metric horsepower (ps) (PS) and the ton of refrigeration (TR) are both units of power. Need the opposite direction? Use the TR to PS converter.

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Frequently asked questions

How many tons of refrigeration are in a metric horsepower (ps)?

1 metric horsepower (ps) = 0.20913549 tons of refrigeration.

How do I convert metric horsepower (ps) to tons of refrigeration?

Use the formula TR = PS × 0.20913549. For example, 5 PS = 1.0456775 TR.

How do I convert tons of refrigeration back to metric horsepower (ps)?

1 ton of refrigeration = 4.7815891 metric horsepower (ps). Use the TR to PS converter linked on this page.

Are these conversions exact?

Yes – all factors use the internationally defined values (for example 1 inch = 2.54 cm exactly, 1 pound = 0.45359237 kg exactly). Results are rounded to 8 significant digits for display.