Is the wattage on this only 60W? can it take a higher wattage?
1468819
i can not recommend going higher then advertised wattage...however you can put a cfl bulb and get more output
993784
Hi the wattage states up to 1500W (it has a secondary plug so you can plug things into it as it takes up your whole wall mount the secondary plug goes up to 500W). However the voltage is 120. It also states 60 Hz and 12.5 amps if that helps.
1272863
I am pretty sure it has a 100W limit, and 2 regular 60W incandescent light bulbs will exceed the limit. If you use *dimmable* LED or fluorescent bulbs, or use 2 40 W incandescents, that would be fine. I am pretty sure the manufacturer says alternative bulbs are ok, so long as they are the dimmable kind.
1913628
I would not recommend a 300 watt PS with this board. It's a low end board, would advise 550w or more.
2094423
Karen, I just looked mine over but found nothing referring to wattage. I do love mine though and will tell you that it is powerful.
1951835
This one has three levels of brightness with a single wattage bulb. I have a 40w bulb in it and would say it is maybe 15-25-40 at the three levels. The label on the lamp specifies not more than 60w or risk of fire, so this one is probably not for you. HTH.
1737522
In theory only 13W, in reality you'll want more than that - probably safe with 50W (one I got was 200W).
885504
I don't think there is a wattage limit on this, but the max wattage I used was 100. That's only because I didn't need anything brighter.
1826124
The specs say 60 W. I'm using low consumption LEDs and they're working fine.
677497
650W is more than enough to power even Titan which does use more watts, no need to change the PSU
848178
Unfortunately no, 60 watts max. is recommended, but I have been using a 100 watt bulb without any problems.
158272
ireally do not remember, ihave a cfl in mine. but i would guess up to a 60w
1594954
I have NOT. However, it does have a screw on the front to switch it from 120w to 250w. I hope that helps.
1799005
it's 65watts, so it all depends what else you are running. I'd suggest to use a power supply calculator online to figure it out.
1668381
I'm pretty sure the wattage was 60 watts,I personally got the 40 watt didn't want it to be too bright and not sure about the LEDs . Sorry don't know if I helped you at all but the chandelier is beautiful I love it!
1613001
I am pretty sure that it is a 60 watt. I was not pleased. I used it in a front porch light. The light was in a wet area. It shattered within a few days of putting it in. They refunded my money quickly I bought one at Home Depot, different brand, and it has been fine.
504715
I think not, 500w is the less you need to use it, with a 600w maybe you can