What is the amperage draw of this light?
1500512
It would depend on the voltage, the lights are 27 watts so in a 12 volt system they would draw about 2 amps.
1500513
I checked the box that my lights came in and it says 1.9A @ 12v, 0.8A @ 24v. It seems like when I installed them I checked the current draw and it was about 1.0A but can't remember for sure. However, using 27 watts and 12 volts it calculates out to 2.25 amps. I know mine are not drawing near that much.
1500514
That would depend on the voltage of the system these lights are put in. In a 12 volt system, 27 watts would be just over 2 amps.
151372
I believe 200. We put 4 of these on the sign at the entrance of our subdivision, powered by solar charged battery system. They draw only .25 amps each at 12 vdc and fully illuminate our sign
1829403
These lights don't get hot when on so I can only guess less than an amp. I use a low amp switch and the switch is cool to the touch while operating the lamps.
808414
The light pulls 1 amp. That battery is rated at 5 amp hours. So roughly 5 hours operation time. That battery isn't a deep cycle, it'll have a shorter life.
831914
Since Watts = Amps x Volts, a single 20 watt bulb on a 12 volt circuit would draw 1.66666 amps. (Amps = watts/volts = 20/12 = 1.66666)
1657854
I don't see .39 amps anywhere in the specs. The unit I have is very bright and based on comparisons to other lights it seems plausible that it's really 10W. It's bright, at least the one I have.
1224855
When I tested it on a jump box at 12.5 v with the 9 watt lights (this was a white light) on a snap on tester the draw was 55 Milli amps. Hope this helps
509736
You will have to figure out how many amps your lights will draw. Then match that to a transformer
2053487
Power Draw is 14W. These LEDs are very bright and I am very happy with them. I have two and wished I had more.
25369
110/120VAC. You can see the AC/DC converter in the picture. It is separate and uses 5mm socket and plug pigtails to connect to the light unit itself. These are very well made and hard to find in 6k "daylight" versions. Unlike some, the clips and springs are very strong. The entire 2-piece light unit is cast metal. It's too bad they don't have a higher power (even 15W would be nice) version.
716902
Since the description lists the watts as 3.12 and watts = volts times amps, then at 12 volts this light draws 0.26 amps
1965372
This bulb consumes sixty watts of energy and the light output is about the equivalent of a three hundred watt incandescent light bulb. In other words you get a lot of light for 60 watts of energy input. Or putting it another way, this bulb draws about a little more than half an amp of current. I have been pretty happy and so has my plant with this bulb. Hope that this answers your question.........Josef
1829404
The lights draw 1.5a each. Here is a link to a conversion table for future reference. http://rapidtables.com/calc/electric/Watt_to_Amp_Calculator.htm
159324
They draw about 4.5 amps. You can use the equation watts/volts = amps. These lights have 55 watt bulbs in them and are 12 volt, so 55/12 is about 4.5 amps.
378969
The amperage is right under the description. It's 12 amps and according to the formula Watts = V x A then it is 1,440 watts.
1660035
120v. Standard grounded 3 prong. Not nearly as bright as newer led lights. I'd spend the extra 20-30 bucks and buy a light with some real power
1001264
NO. this does not draw enough amperage. Hooked mine up with a 20A switch with a 10A fuse. Works great.