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Quantities reference

  • Last UpdatedAug 21, 2026
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This document provides a comprehensive reference table of all measurement quantities available in the system, along with the units of measure (UOMs) associated with each quantity. A quantity represents a physical or abstract measurable property (such as length, mass, time, or temperature) that provides context for interpreting and converting units of measure. By organizing units under their respective quantities,CONNECT ensures consistency and accuracy in data representation, unit conversion, and analytics.

How quantities are used

Quantities serve as categories that group related units of measure (UOMs) together. When defining streams or types, you can optionally assign UOMs to properties, with the UOM automatically associated to a quantity. Units can then be converted to other units that share the same quantity. This structure enables the platform to perform automatic unit conversions, validate data, and maintain consistency across different data sources and applications.

Quantities are also essential for dimensional analysis, ensuring that calculations and comparisons are meaningful and that only compatible units are used together. For example, a property defined with the "Length" quantity can use meters, feet, or inches as units, and the system will handle conversions as needed.

Where quantities are used

Quantities are used throughout the platform, especially in stream and type definitions, data validation, and unit conversion operations. The following API endpoints provide access to quantity information:

  • Get measurement quantities—Retrieves the full list of available measurement quantities.

  • Get quantity by ID—Retrieves details for a specific quantity, including its base unit and dimensional information.

  • Get unit of measure for a specific quantity—Lists all units of measure associated with a specific quantity.

  • Get units of measure for a specific quantity—Retrieves details for a specific unit within the context of its parent quantity.

These endpoints allow you to discover available quantities, explore their associated units, and ensure that your data models and integrations use valid and compatible measurement concepts. For more information about these endpoints, see the Quantity group in Stream Management.

How to use this table

Use the table below to look up valid quantities, their identifiers, and the units of measure associated with each. When configuring streams, types, or building integrations, ensure that properties are assigned the correct quantity and that only compatible units are used. This will help maintain data quality, enable automatic conversions, and support robust analytics and reporting.

Note: The table below reflects the quantities and units available at the time this document was generated. For the most current list, you can always make a request to the Get measurement quantities endpoint.

Supported quantities

Quantity ID

Quantity Name

Length

Mass

Time

Electric current

Thermodynamic Temperature

Amount of Substance

Luminous Intensity

Base UOM ID

Acceleration

Acceleration

1

-2

meter per square second

Angular Velocity

Angular Velocity

-1

radian per second

Area

Area

2

square meter

Computer Storage

Computer Storage

byte

Conductivity

Conductivity

-3

-1

3

2

siemens per meter

Density

Density

-3

1

kilogram per cubic meter

Dynamic Viscosity

Dynamic Viscosity

-1

1

-1

pascal second

Electric Charge

Electric Charge

1

1

coulomb

Electric Current

Electric Current

1

ampere

Electric Potential

Electric Potential

2

1

-3

-1

volt

Electric Resistance

Electric Resistance

2

1

-3

-2

ohm

Energy

Energy

2

1

-2

joule

Energy per Length

Energy per Length

1

1

-2

joule per meter

Entropy and Heat Capacity

Entropy and Heat Capacity

2

1

-2

-1

joule per kelvin

Force

Force

1

1

-2

newton

Frequency

Frequency

-1

hertz

Illuminance

Illuminance

-2

1

lux

Irradiance

Irradiance

1

-3

watt per square meter

Length

Length

1

meter

Luminous Intensity

Luminous Intensity

1

candela

Mass

Mass

1

kilogram

Mass Flow Rate

Mass Flow Rate

1

-1

kilogram per second

Molar Flow Rate

Molar Flow Rate

-1

1

mole per second

Molecular Weight

Molecular Weight

1

-1

kilogram per mole

Amount of Substance

Amount of Substance

mole

Plane Angle

Plane Angle

radian

Power

Power

2

1

-3

watt

Pressure

Pressure

-1

1

-2

pascal

Quantity

Quantity

count

Quantity per Volume

Quantity per Volume

-3

count per cubic meter

Ratio

Ratio

percent

Reciprocal Length

Reciprocal Length

-1

inverse meter

Specific Energy

Specific Energy

2

-2

joule per kilogram

Specific Entropy and Specific Heat Capacity

Specific Entropy and Specific Heat Capacity

2

-2

-1

joule per kilogram kelvin

Specific Volume

Specific Volume

3

-1

cubic meter per kilogram

Speed

Speed

1

-1

meter per second

Temperature

Temperature

1

kelvin

Temperature (Delta)

Temperature (Delta)

1

delta kelvin

Time

Time

1

second

Volume

Volume

3

cubic meter

Volume Flow Rate

Volume Flow Rate

3

-1

cubic meter per second

Angular Acceleration

Angular Acceleration

-2

radian per square second

Solid Angle

Solid Angle

steradian

Capacitance

Capacitance

-2

-1

4

2

farad

Electric Permittivity

Electric Permittivity

-3

-1

4

2

farad per meter

Catalytic Activity

Catalytic Activity

-1

1

katal

Catalytic Activity per Volume

Catalytic Activity per Volume

-3

-1

1

katal per cubic meter

Thermal Conductivity

Thermal Conductivity

1

1

-3

-1

watt per meter kelvin

Electric Conductance

Electric Conductance

-2

-1

3

2

siemens

Standard Volume Flow Rate

Standard Volume Flow Rate

3

-1

standard cubic meter per second

Standard Volume

Standard Volume

3

standard cubic meter

Standard Density

Standard Density

-3

1

kilogram per standard cubic meter

Current per Pressure

Current per Pressure

-1

3

1

ampere per pascal

Electric Current Density

Electric Current Density

-2

-1

ampere per square meter

Magnetic Flux Density

Magnetic Flux Density

1

-2

-1

tesla

Energy Density

Energy Density

-3

1

-2

joule per cubic meter

Charge Density

Charge Density

-3

1

coulomb per cubic meter

Surface Charge Density

Surface Charge Density

-2

1

coulomb per square meter

Corrosion Rate

Corrosion Rate

1

-1

millimeter per year

Concentration

Concentration

-3

1

mole per cubic meter

Volumetric Concentration

Volumetric Concentration

volume percent

Acidity (pH)

Acidity (pH)

pH

Electric Field Strength

Electric Field Strength

1

1

-3

-1

volt per meter

Molar Energy

Molar Energy

2

1

-2

-1

joule per mole

Power Rate

Power Rate

2

1

-4

watt per second

Apparent Power

Apparent Power

2

1

-3

volt ampere

Pressure Gradient

Pressure Gradient

-2

1

-2

pascal per meter

Pressure Rate

Pressure Rate

-1

1

-3

pascal per second

Torsional Stiffness

Torsional Stiffness

2

1

-2

newton meter per radian

Kinematic Viscosity

Kinematic Viscosity

2

-1

square meter per second

Molar Entropy and Molar Heat Capacity

Molar Entropy and Molar Heat Capacity

2

1

-2

-1

-1

joule per mole kelvin

Inductance

Inductance

2

1

-2

-2

henry

Luminous Flux

Luminous Flux

1

lumen

Luminance

Luminance

-2

1

candela per square meter

Radioactivity

Radioactivity

-1

becquerel

Absorbed Dose

Absorbed Dose

2

-2

gray

Dose Equivalent

Dose Equivalent

2

-2

sievert

Exposure (Ionizing Radiation)

Exposure (Ionizing Radiation)

-1

1

1

coulomb per kilogram

Dose Rate

Dose Rate

2

-3

gray per second

Radiant Intensity

Radiant Intensity

2

1

-3

watt per steradian

Radiance

Radiance

-2

1

-3

watt per square meter steradian

Vibration Displacement (p-p)

Vibration Displacement (p-p)

1

meter peak-to-peak

Vibration Velocity (RMS)

Vibration Velocity (RMS)

1

-1

meter per second rms

Vibration Acceleration (RMS)

Vibration Acceleration (RMS)

1

-2

meter per square second rms

Linear Density

Linear Density

-1

1

kilogram per meter

Data Rate

Data Rate

-1

bit per second

Reactive Power

Reactive Power

2

1

-3

volt ampere reactive

Magnetic Field Strength

Magnetic Field Strength

-1

1

ampere per meter

Magnetic Flux

Magnetic Flux

2

1

-2

-1

weber

Magnetic Permeability

Magnetic Permeability

1

1

-2

-2

henry per meter

Sound Level

Sound Level

decibel

Thermal Insulance

Thermal Insulance

-1

3

1

square meter kelvin per watt

Energy Efficiency

Energy Efficiency

megajoule per kilowatt hour

Pump Displacement

Pump Displacement

3

cubic centimeter per revolution

Stroke Rate

Stroke Rate

-1

stroke per minute

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