What is the wattage? They could have stated it...Need for replacement cabin light in boat...a 921 --7 watt.
1980528
Left side of package reads as follows: 2 LAMPS/LAMPES/BOMBILLAS 12/13.5V, 21/5.9W
1031014
Think they are like 200w or so. We just run ours off the head unit on the boat. Sound great.
1591511
the size wattage wise is up to the light itself, but it is for a standard size bulb base!!! like you have in all regular light fixtures!!!
1715741
These are fog lights for evening/night time. The lights wattage is 35-55 and the strip of lights are LED's.Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Shannon
1517987
IMO, no. They are overhyping this light. It does not even adequately cover 2 x 2. And why have they not given us the working wattage? That is an important number.
883423
i received 75 watt. there are 4 options on the product page. select the wattage you want. -cheers
437100
I'm not sure. I purchased this for my husband's boat. Sorry I couldn't help.
473814
Converting to 'watts' doesn't really have a lot of value. It's a 5W LED, but the LED efficiency, color spectrum, light dispersion, and so on means that another 5W LED might make more or less light, and either might make more or less light than a 15W CFL, . Finnex has a PAR estimator on their site for it, which might be somewhat more useful in comparisons: http://www.finnex.net/index.php/fugeray_r/?___store=default In my experience with it, the color spectrum is pretty reasonable for a planted tank, but probably not so 'hot' for a marine tank.
1844497
I don't own one of these myself, but in general, LED Marine lights draw between 10% to 20% of the current of incandescent bulbs of the same lumen value. I would expect this light to draw about 1/10 of an ampere (1.2 watt), based on the 1 amp current draw of an AquaSignal Series 25 anchor light using a 10 watt festoon bulb. Another advantage of LED lighting is it seems to last longer than the usual festoon bulbs in Navigation light fixtures on small boats.
1438470
I had it over-loaded with christmas lights for a float. At least 900 watts, likely more and all of it continuous load, not surge. We pulled that float all around town and probably got 3.5 hours out of it (maybe more) before I had to refill. If you ran it with a 700 or 800 watt load and didn't get at least 4 or 5 hours, I'd be suprised. Having said that, we did this 9 and a half months ago so the details may be a little fuzzy... But I honestly was very suprised how well this little genny ran. I actually expected it to fail due to how long we were running it with that heavy of a load. I wouldn't try that heavy a load for that long if I was using this as a home power source. Remember you are getting this guy for under a hundo...
346658
The company website lists wattage as 23 to 26 watts for this model.http://www.solerpalau-usa.com/brochures/Residential_Light_Comm/TD_Extended_Brochure.pdf
511258
It is rated at 350A continuous so I think you should be fine. I can't remember but maybe rated at 1000A for short period (starting) I installed it in my boat to separate 2 800 CCA batteries or so both could be used to start if necessary. No problems at all. Not even a little warm. Not sure about the voltage though.
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
2030005
I'm not sure of the wattage but I can tell you that these LED are very bight, I used them as my turn signal lights and as day/night running lights..
1899350
I just looked at the base of the bulb and it seems like it says 26 watts. Don't think that will exceed the maximum of your lamp.
2199714
This is for one 10 inch light bar. Using it on four wheeler. Much brighter than factory lights and less wattage. Do not even use factory lights any longer.
1715742
These are fog lights for evening/night time. The lights wattage is 35-55 and the strip of lights are LED's. Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions. Sincerely, Shannon