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cubic meters per hour
10 US gallons per minute
10 cubic meters per hour = 44.02867539 US gallons per minute 10 US gallons per minute = 2.27124707 cubic meters per hour

Authority: NIST SP 811 (SI usage guide) and the 1959 International Yard and Pound Agreement. The coefficient above is a defined value — it does not come from measurement and carries no uncertainty.

cubic meters per hour to US gallons per minute

One m³/h is 1,000 L/min ÷ 60 = 16.6666666667 L/min, and one GPM is 3.785411784 L/min, so one m³/h is 16.6666666667 / 3.785411784 = 4.4028675393 GPM. The factor is exact — a ratio of three definitions (the meter, the gallon, the hour) with no measured constant anywhere. Agriculture, HVAC, and water treatment flip between m³/h and GPM constantly, and the exact factor is the only safe way to do it.

US gallons per minute = cubic meters per hour × 4.4028675393
1 m³/h = 4.4028675393 GPM — 16.6666666667 ÷ 3.785411784
The factor is exact from three definitions.

Common cubic meters per hour to US gallons per minute Conversions

cubic meters per hourUS gallons per minuteContext
1 m³/h4.40 GPMThe definitional anchor.
10 m³/h44.03 GPMA small irrigation pump.
50 m³/h220.1 GPMA center-pivot irrigation supply.
100 m³/h440.3 GPMA chiller water loop.
1,000 m³/h4,402.9 GPMA municipal treatment feed.

Engineering Context

This is the reciprocal of the GPM to m³/h page. Its anchors are the cubic meters to liters and gallons to liters volume converters, plus the time family's hour. The flow rate hub collects all ten flow converters, and irrigation water demand also connects to the area pages when calculating application depth.

More: GPM to m³/h · m³/h to L/min · m³ to gal · Flow Rate Hub

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many GPM is 1 m³/h?

Exactly 4.4028675393. One m³/h is 16.6666666667 L/min, and one GPM is 3.785411784 L/min, so the ratio is exact.

Why does irrigation mix m³/h and GPM?

Because equipment comes from both unit worlds: European controllers and drip systems are designed in m³/h, while US pumps and wells are rated in GPM. The same irrigation block gets sized in both units depending on the vendor.

Is the 4.4 factor safe to round?

4.4 is within 0.07% — fine for rough sizing. For pump selection, use the full 4.4028675393, since a small flow error compounds over irrigation season water totals.