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Ppm CaCO₃ to French degrees

Type a value in ppm to get it in °fH instantly.

15°fH

That's 1.67× as hard as moderately hard water, while hard water is 1.2× harder. That counts as hard water: expect limescale in kettles and showers.

What it means

How hard is that water?

All scales measure the same thing, calcium carbonate content, just with different sized degrees.

The math

How to convert ppm to °fH

To convert ppm CaCO₃ to French degrees, multiply by 0.1.

Example: 150 ppm × 0.1 = 15 °fH.

In the other direction, 1 °fH = 10 ppm.

Every unit

Your hardness in every unit

Tables

ppm to °fH conversion table

ppm to °fH conversion table
ppm°fH
20 ppm2 °fH
40 ppm4 °fH
60 ppm6 °fH
80 ppm8 °fH
100 ppm10 °fH
120 ppm12 °fH
150 ppm15 °fH
180 ppm18 °fH
200 ppm20 °fH
250 ppm25 °fH
300 ppm30 °fH
400 ppm40 °fH
°fH to ppm conversion table
°fH to ppm conversion table
°fHppm
20 °fH200 ppm
40 °fH400 ppm
60 °fH600 ppm
80 °fH800 ppm
100 °fH1,000 ppm
120 °fH1,200 ppm
150 °fH1,500 ppm
180 °fH1,800 ppm
200 °fH2,000 ppm
250 °fH2,500 ppm
300 °fH3,000 ppm
400 °fH4,000 ppm

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many °fH is 1 ppm?
1 ppm is 0.1 °fH.
How many °fH is 10 ppm?
10 ppm is 1 °fH.
How many °fH is 150 ppm?
150 ppm is 15 °fH.

The units

About these units

Ppm CaCO₃ (ppm)

Milligrams of calcium carbonate per liter, the unit on most water company reports.

French degrees (°fH)

One French degree is exactly 10 ppm, which makes the arithmetic easy.

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