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German degrees to ppm CaCO₃

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

2,677.2ppm

That's 8.9× as hard as very hard water — nothing on our list beats it. That is very hard water: descaling becomes a regular chore.

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 °dH to ppm

To convert German degrees to ppm CaCO₃, multiply by 17.848.

Example: 150 °dH × 17.848 = 2,677.2 ppm.

In the other direction, 1 ppm = 0.0560287 °dH.

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Tables

°dH to ppm conversion table

°dH to ppm conversion table
°dHppm
20 °dH356.96 ppm
40 °dH713.92 ppm
60 °dH1,070.88 ppm
80 °dH1,427.84 ppm
100 °dH1,784.8 ppm
120 °dH2,141.76 ppm
150 °dH2,677.2 ppm
180 °dH3,212.64 ppm
200 °dH3,569.6 ppm
250 °dH4,462 ppm
300 °dH5,354.4 ppm
400 °dH7,139.2 ppm
ppm to °dH conversion table
ppm to °dH conversion table
ppm°dH
20 ppm1.12057 °dH
40 ppm2.24115 °dH
60 ppm3.36172 °dH
80 ppm4.48229 °dH
100 ppm5.60287 °dH
120 ppm6.72344 °dH
150 ppm8.4043 °dH
180 ppm10.0852 °dH
200 ppm11.2057 °dH
250 ppm14.0072 °dH
300 ppm16.8086 °dH
400 ppm22.4115 °dH

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many ppm is 1 °dH?
1 °dH is 17.848 ppm.
How many ppm is 10 °dH?
10 °dH is 178.48 ppm.
How many ppm is 150 °dH?
150 °dH is 2,677.2 ppm.

The units

About these units

German degrees (°dH)

One German degree is 17.85 ppm. Used across Germany, Austria and much of central Europe.

Ppm CaCO₃ (ppm)

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

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