What power do these pull? A fraction of an amp?? Most LED use very little power.
1000195
Not positive on that but I do know they take little power. I put 12 strips of these on my bike and left it sitting with them on for about to hours and didn't kill the battery. Nice for what they r and the price.
367760
The voltage is 12 volts, the current on LED's is typically one fourth of ordinary lights, but it depends on the amount of LED's. LED bulbs have a variety of the amount of diodes, so the greater the amount the greater the draw. The draw with many diodes is likely to be still be less than ordinary bulbs, and certainly less than halogen bulbs.
716905
It is an LED light so it is very minimal. I would think less than a 1/4 of an amp.
1229975
Update on my previous answer since I now have a new meter to measure all DC current draw on my vessel. With all 5 lights on, they draw 1.1 amps of DC power...That is a very low current draw!! I am adding 2 more this winter.
978943
In the range of 1-2 watts per LED. There are calculators online to get an exact number if is important.
1683796
The 5 watts is about .4 amps or 400 milliamps. I have dimmer LED's in my RV and they run .2 amps. I'd rather use more of the less powerful bulbs, to get more even lighting.
1400892
Typically street legal vehicles using halogen lights use around 40 for low beam and 60 for high. So your ballast pulls less. If Ur using a bi xenon hid balast only uses 35 on both doesn't change your amp only changes the position of the bulb. So an hid kit if installed correctly will use way less power
1861943
The amount and (amperage) of the power supplies is determined by how many LEDS will be powered. I highly suggest calling the vendor. They are GREAT folks, and are more than accommodating. They make extension/jumper wires, to go between the segments. Also, if you have custom lengths (as I did) they will make one to your specifications.
132008
It's a 12 volt system you can convert voltage into amps with an easy Google search. Another way is to tack it out with a voltage meter when the system is running it will also depending on the length of time on. I've left mine on overnight several times without any problem the next day. LED systems consume the less amount of power. Hope this helps
1910965
not sure I understand your question, if this is pertaining to the 48 it LEDs, it can take up to 1 amp @ 12volts.
2011590
What ever you like.these do not pull much amps. I have then on 14g wire with 10amp switch.
2189056
We have these installed as reading lights on our cruising sailboat. As near as I can tell they draw about .15 amps each. And they are plenty bright! Greg S/V Daystar
742521
Each led is rated for about 3 volts at about 20 mA. In order to run them from a 9/12 volt voltage source the led requires a resistor wired in series.
417760
I used normal 50 watt and I have them in a run of 9 on one 1000 watt dimmer... Not sure about led's.
536321
I do not know the amp draw, but led's use very little current. I have my blue led lite for hi beam indicator.
1082317
These are SMD LEDs, which are designed for 12.0V-DC. The will, however operate on as little as 9V, up to a maximum of 18V before damaging them. They are DC ONLY! Running on AC current will damage them permanently. Also, 16.4' utilizes roughly 24W of power, and requires 2A output minimum on the power supply. If you are running these from the RV battery bank or the alternator, you will have more than ample power to supply several of these strips nightly. I am running six strips of these lights, one of them 24x7 from a bank of two 100Ah deep-cycle batteries, and the draw per day is only 12% of my total off-charge capacity daily. One strip can be ran for 4-days or more, without recharge! In an average RV setting, 4-6 hours per night, two batteries will supply the several strips for a week without need for recharge.
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I didn't measure the power used, so can't comment on that. But mine are *really* bright and I believe the claim that they are equivalent to a 225W incandescent. But they're not instantly bright - they take about 5 minutes to reach full brightness.