what power are these, i.e., the N#?
2038983
Not very powerful. I had to use 6 to hold up a thin desk size calendar on my fridge and it still was not a permanent solution.
564170
The first poster, David Buuck, is unfamiliar with the NAD D 3020. Aside from not knowing its name, he misrepresents the listed wattage. From NAD's website: rated power @ 8 ohms is 2 x 30 watts. IHF dynamic power @ 8 ohms is 2 x 65w...@ 4 ohms is 2 x 105w
1372630
They are a dual 4 ohm. I traded it for a pit bull puppy. I never used it. My neighbor seems to like it though. He said it sounds way better then the Alpine type s and JL Audio w3 he had. I can hear him coming down a couple of blocks. They are not the 2500 watts they claim though. It's a plastic cover over the magnet to make it look bigger. They sound good but I wouldn't feed them over 500 watts.
1536921
No, the manufacturers use several methods to artificially inflate the numbers. For instance running the tests at 16.6v in a system that won't be strained to run 4000 watts. In a real world scenario you'd be lucky to see this put out 2k watts @ 1 ohm stable. But for this money, you're not going to find much else putting that kind of power out.
1489822
There is no power level. Also, I hated this product! The glass pieces tended to clang against each other. So for me it was much too noisy!
1506951
That's referring to the load on the switch. Or number and size of lights. Usually I thought it was stated in watts, but can be converted.
2280910
I don't have any real experience above about 9. Fine there. It seems people use these in industrial settings and somewhere I saw the number 30 as being good, but can't recall where.
500616
I dont remember. I ran heavier guage wires to them. They can take some watts
998012
1 and 3/4th horse power. Very staple and designed to be very safe. I am really happy with mine.
1828890
Normally that would be equivalent to a 40 watter... but these little suckers are BRIGHT! IMHP, they seem closer to a 60!
896078
In the info I have it shows *Power pin： 4 5 （+） 7 8（-）I have the Haucam too. Nice quality too.
618676
The ones I bought were 5 watts/12 volts. I needed them for a KitchenAid oven. Exactly what I needed.
826983
I had never heard that. I have not had any power issues with them. I sent a set of these to a friend in WA to use when he travels. He said they are working just fine and have really increased his reception.
1074015
I have never used them in that capacity. Subsequently, I am unable to answer your question.
1387316
Make sure you get the H model of 9603. The regular non H model is just a normal adapter. The 9603H is 600mW of power and the reason it goes so much further.
562316
By definition, these draw a small amount of power at all times. Maybe a watt. MORE IMPORTANT, however: these units seem to have very poor noise immunity, and get confused by my solar panels when the sun hits them in the morning. The units turn themselves on or off spontaneously, which can be a real issue if you are not around to notice or over-ride that behavior.
119286
Sorry I have no idea. I wish I could help, but I don't know what output is.