Can you use a typical 100w or 200w flood light bulb in this socket extension
2052788
I don't see why not, unless it causes the bulb to be to close to something that might melt or burn.
2052789
I'm just using 15w CFL flood bulbs with the extension. With that said, if I had the standard 100w bulbs, I wouldn't hesitate to put them in. I wouldn't use these outdoors, however.
2052790
Satco, the manufacturer does rate the socket for 150W max.It is also not suited for use outdoors. There is no provision for preventing water entry.
2052791
Manufacturer rates the extension at 150W per socket. See http://shade.keeptrees.com/publications/947/Consumer%20Products%20Catalog/#page108http://shade.keeptrees.com/publications/947/Consumer%20Products%20Catalog/#page108
1285530
It depends on the shade you use. The socket will take a 100 watts BUT the shades determine how much heat you should allow. I use a shade rated at 60 W but only put 40 W in it. The new LED and incadescent bulbs will let you go brighter w/out the heat. These lamps are accents, not reading lamps.
432130
You should be able to add lights up to approximately an 1800 watt limit based on a 15 amp/120 volt load for this equipment. Since the security lighting you refer to has twin LED floodlights, you should have no difficulty. LED's use less wattage than the old style floodlights.
1804917
Dear Arman, Greetings from LOFTEK Direct. As to your question, we will not sell 100 watts RGB floodlight temporarily. Because the temperature of the light will be too high when it is working. And it will affect the light's proper functioning too. So if you think the 50 watts light is not bright enough for you, i will recommend you to purchase more according to your requirements. Any questions, please feel free to contact us via loftek.direct@gmail.com. Best Regards LOFTEK Direct
308144
This is 150 watts and don't know if that is the same as you are needing. It is a medium base that fits all flood lights.
1336376
I installed two 90 watt bug flood lights in the fixture, in the stand by ore low light mood the light is very dim but its enough light to see. when it detect motion it brightens up. the 120 watt should not cause any problems, if you think its too bright you can always put in a lower wattage bulb my fixture use bulbs with standard size base, lot of choices for bulb size.
1673284
I don't recall the make/model of lights we use on ours.But the manual I have says this for Bulbs: max 150 watt PAR or quartz flood lamps, PL fluorescent flood with low temp. start
893731
Yes i have a led flood on the top lamp & the equivalent of a 100 watt led on the lower lamp
1032307
I have mine working 4 outdoor flood lights which are florescent...much less than 500 watts total. Works very well.
1895656
I don't see any reason you cannot. When you use the socket, the connection to your light bulb is not GU24 anymore.
1328194
I believe the best recommended practice is to use 1000watt bulbs, regardless of power settings. I have not tried with lower wattage bulbs.
2278236
Yes, we have 50W cool white flood light. please refer to : http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DY595CW
1116099
A quick conversion a 100w bulb would require just under a 20 watt LED.. The colors are not as saturated as a colored bulb but I'm sure you'll be happy with the LEDS.
789652
If the limit on your transformer is 100 W and you have 52W installed now, then you can only add 4 of these because the bulbs are 10W.
42771
This only has a socket for a standard bulb, so no. Unless you use one of those screw-in adapters.
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).
1265081
If you mean normal incandescent 100 watt bulbs, of course not. I would assume you could use the same type fluorescent bulbs that come with the unit as they do not produce much heat. The key would be in the heat output of the bulbs. Normal bulbs would melt the covers, the fluorescent bulbs should not have any wattage limit as they should remain cool.