I bought similar lights from other sellers and found that some are only 16 watts and others are 21 watts. Are you sure yours are actually 50 watts?
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No I can't but what I can say is that it looks like it is putting out twice as much as my old 100 watt did
1943954
I bought two. They do not put out the amount of light described in online material. In fact they are noticably different in amount of light output and distracting. The box said 50w but havent confirmed. Appears to be much less! Will have to have them replaced after paid to put them up high on house.
12372
I would say yes, they give a nice light, better than the rather yellow CFL versions. I would have said it was more like 50W rather than a 40W equivalent. A nice light
1828890
Normally that would be equivalent to a 40 watter... but these little suckers are BRIGHT! IMHP, they seem closer to a 60!
1287557
8/13/14 Hi,Yes.(Philips #9007) The high beam is 65 watts; the low beam is 55 watts. They are together in one bulb. The light, to me, is quite bright compared to my old bulbs. I would suggest changing both bulbs--left and right--at the same time to look balanced.
717076
The bulbs are each 50W (equivalent to 250W of output) for a total of 500W illumination combined. Thank you for notifying us of the error. We will update our ad. Have a great day. Steve K
1554213
I am not sure, but I would think is 100 watts. I am currently using them with 60 watt bulbs.
932797
Yes, these bulbs shown are 85 watts which is over the power limit. These brand of bulbs are also made in 65 watts, so those would be ok.
1298590
i believe they are rated for 600 watts per- i have 6 x 65 in several places on these dimmers-
427350
The description claims 135. There is no way the items they sent me were 135. I have bought 135 versions or even a little less at the local Lowes. The box they sent me are 1.5 watt 105's. They are not close to bright enough for my landscaping replacements. They did refund my money and told me I could keep them.
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Well for sure you can't trust the figures the Chinese put out on these because they are always so optimistic. I usually experiment by ordering one and seeing what it 'feels' like.I'd say from 'feel', this one is probably equivalent to no more than 40 watts at best. Must be some low grade LED's that they populate these bulbs with.
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Wattage is not an issue. I've had some almost double. But do not waste your money on these. The low beams only last about a month max and within a few days the foil tips will start to peel.
1128463
The bulbs we bought are 72 watts! They work great. They're the same product code, but our Ace had them in 72w, incandescent on a dimmer.
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The bulbs will be quite a bit brighter than yours and will use only four watts, so you will save 16 watts per bulb and get brighter light to boot.
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Hi Harold, I really donj't know. The bulb I used was the energy saver (the spiral kind) that give off 60 watts and only uses 13. Hope this helps. Best Regards, Dave
1785176
The lights are rated for 85w, but there is a lot of confusion as to if that's 85w total, or 85w for each socket. You can definitely use 4x23w CFL (100watt equivalent) which is actually a little over 85 watts, and they sell these with 4x45watt CFL's, so I'm assuming the listed 85watts is not total, but for each socket. I do know from experience... if you put 4 100watt incandescents in there, you'll definitely blow the fuse in the light (I've done it).
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8/13/14 Hi, Yes.(Philips #9007) The high beam is 65 watts; the low beam is 55 watts. They are together in one bulb. The light, to me, is quite bright compared to my old bulbs. I would suggest changing both bulbs--left and right--at the same time to look balanced.
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LED lights have no listed wattage. Mine is a 20 inches with two sets of LEDS for a 35 gal aquarium-no live plants.