is 30w LED is not to much power for fog light if it should replace a 30w halogen
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Shouldn't be, LEDs draw less current. However in my locality they caused my vehicle to fail state inspection because they are not DOT approved
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No they look great is actually less watts than the factory my friend is a BMW mechanic and recommended these
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If your purpose is to use them as day time running lights, go for it cuz power is not enough to be really a practicle fog light. You might be better off with a 5K HID, but it really depends on your use
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HiYou need to compare the lumens which is the actual brightness output. This one is over 600 lumen outputthanksjim
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Halogen is hotter and uses more power ( watts ) . The LED will use less and last longer , generally more of a direct light from LED and whiter . I think its a win win for you .
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It's really hard to speak in terms of "watts" when addressing LEDs. It always comes down to lumens. I have the 24-36 Inch Marineland light and it keeps my moss balls quite healthy. This is due to the Blue light providing the specific wavelength required for vegetative growth. Rather than going forward in terms of "watts", calculate the lumens generated by the 120 watt you're told you need...then calculate the lumens generated by the lights you have and fill in the blanks with add-on modules.
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i currently have recessed lighting that uses a par 30 incadescent bulb, that produces roughly 60watts of light.im looking to convert to a led bulb that produces 30 watts of light. can you supply me with a part # from youre company..thanks
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Hi Brad, sure should work seamless for the 60 W LED. In general, I would always stay ca. 30% below the max. Watts given by the manufacturers of such devices because of temperature issues. Other than that, I use this one for one year now without any problem. Hope this helps.Best regardsPatric
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It would be better to use a LED with an IP44 rating than these IP30 rated LEDs. Otherwise it should say suitable for wet locations.
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We put in a 100w equivalent led and the wattage was too much, the lights buzzed so we used 60w and it works great.
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Shouldn't have a problem with the install. Put a set in about 2 months ago and they still work great. I believe when I installed them it said 22w on each of the ballasts, website says 50w per set. Either way it's less than the 35 watts that each halogen bulb uses.
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Yup Like Sam mentions... 30-30 - Ish. They are bright white LED that in my case did not exactly match my LED Fog lights. I ended up purchasing these from the same vendor I purchased my fog light LED and it was a perfect match. Not knocking these at all they look and work great. Just if you have other LED's like Fogs it's better to buy all lights from same vendor to ensure they match...
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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
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Halogen is hotter and uses more power ( watts ) . The LED will use less and last longer , generally more of a direct light from LED and whiter .I think its a win win for you .
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The instructions say to use 60W. I have the new 60W fluorescents and it seems a little weak. I'm thinking the instructions are for 60W incandescent and that you could go to 100W of the new fluorescents. I'm going to try it and see what happens.
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I believe so as the relay is 40A rated (generally a 30A rated relay will handle two PIAA 120W H3 halogen bulbs) [ P(w) = V(v) x I(A) --> thus { Watts = 12v x 30A } ] Though I believe the led light bar's luminosity is rated / equivalent to 240 watts ? hope this helps
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No, these kits are designed to work with low breams and fog lights only. Just match the kit to the correct bulb size you intend to replace.
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I use 500 w halogens. I tried swapping to these and it was night and day. These lights are no where near bright enough to bow fish with to me.
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Yes. No problem. I installed the CREE 75 watt equivalent warm light bulb and they're awesome. And since my lights are on dusk-to-dawn, the lower LED power use really is an advantage.
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I don't have a lot of experience with the HID lighting but I can tell you that this will power a 8,000K bulb. now if you bulb is a 55w bulb it will not be as bright as it should. So it is best to make sure the wattage's match if you want the maximum output.