Radiology

Radiation (Absorbed Dose Rate) Converter

Gy/s, mGy/h, µGy/h and rad per second.

1 gray per second = 3,600,000 milligrays per hour

Show this value in every radiation (absorbed dose rate) unit
UnitValue
Grays per second Gy/s1
Grays per hour Gy/h3,600
Milligrays per hour mGy/h3,600,000
Micrograys per hour µGy/h3,600,000,000
Rads per second rad/s100
Rads per hour rad/h360,000
Millirads per hour mrad/h360,000,000

Popular radiation (absorbed dose rate) conversions

About radiation (absorbed dose rate) units

Absorbed dose rate is radiation energy deposited per kilogram per unit time. One gray per second is one joule per kilogram per second; the older rad is 0.01 Gy.

Radiation (Absorbed Dose Rate) unit reference

All radiation (absorbed dose rate) units, expressed in grays per second
UnitSymbolValue in Gy/sSystem
Gray per secondGy/s1 Gy/sSI
Gray per hourGy/h0.00027777778 Gy/sSI
Milligray per hourmGy/h2.7777778×10⁻⁷ Gy/sSI
Microgray per hourµGy/h2.7777778×10⁻¹⁰ Gy/sSI
Rad per secondrad/s0.01 Gy/sCGS
Rad per hourrad/h0.0000027777778 Gy/sCGS
Millirad per hourmrad/h2.7777778×10⁻⁹ Gy/sCGS

Frequently asked questions

What is the SI unit of radiation (absorbed dose rate)?

This converter uses the gray per second (Gy/s) as its reference unit; every other unit is defined relative to it.

How many radiation (absorbed dose rate) units can I convert?

7 units are supported here, across SI, CGS systems. Every pair can be converted in both directions.

Does this radiation (absorbed dose rate) converter work offline?

Yes. Once the page has loaded, every calculation runs locally in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.

Try “psi to bar”, “cups”, “binary” or “5 ft in cm”.