what is the total wattage of the 7 light bulbs?
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Hi, I'll look later in my brochure and let you know. However, it uses GU10 bulbs, I recommend using GU10 led bulbs, I think it makes the crystals glow much more than with traditional halogen, so it doesn't matter, because I believe the maximum wattage used in each of these bulbs would be about 9 watts.
198902
I just looked up Lumens. Based on my calculations, these 25 11W bulbs will generate a total of 3,647 lumens. This is how I calculated it: 40W Bulb replaced with an LED = 450 lumens; 60W bulb replaced with LED = 800 lumens; 75W bulb replaced with LED = 1100 lumens. Divided all by their respective wattage for an average of 13.08 lumens per watt X 11 Watts per bulb = 145.88 X 25 bulbs = 3,647 total Lumens. I'm not a mathematician or a scientist. What I will tell you is they make my walkway look enchanted. On the box it says: 11S14 130V 11W E27 Nickel Base Bulbs. Hope this helps.
1606231
It's the total. Here's what the package says: Light Output (Lumens) 830, Watts 14.6, Lumens per Watt (Efficacy) 57. So 14.6 x 57 = 832.20. "Visit www.lightingfacts.com for the Label Reference Guide."
1158722
Sorry for my delay. I don't remember...I believe it was in the instructions. We used a 25 watt bulb.
1814647
I would say they are closer to 7 Watt brightness. They are not bright enough to light my walk way. They are bright enough as an accent light only.
2059400
We used 3-7watt LED bulbs totaling 21Watts. We put three of these light fixtures in our basement family room 57' X 17' all with LED bulbs. Total 63watts. The room lighting is Great.
661134
The bulbs are .075 watts. They are LED and do not appear to be removeable. Since each bulb is less than one watt compared to my old sidewalk light system- , Malibu, (used to be either 4 or 7 watt bubs) I can add more lights on the same string to the LED transformer. But now all my new lights need to be LED- I understand it cannot be mix and match -LED and standard bulbs. I hope this helped. I had to get a lot of answers from different sources - electricians and lighting experts on what I needed to do.
660128
I put in those conserv-energy coil shaped light bulbs. 13 watts of these bulbs equals 60 watts on a regular bulb. But you can use regular 60 watts bulbs as well.
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They draw about 4.5 amps. You can use the equation watts/volts = amps. These lights have 55 watt bulbs in them and are 12 volt, so 55/12 is about 4.5 amps.
766336
I don't know about wattage, but I can tell you that they are junk. We bought three to conserve energy. To begin, they have LEDs that are always on. Secondly, none of the strips worked as advertised: did not turn off properly or power properly. Buy something else. Avoid these at all costs.
935797
We started with three 60 watt bulbs for 180 total watts. We now use three 12 watt LED bulbs that provide good, comfortable illumination.
1554213
I am not sure, but I would think is 100 watts. I am currently using them with 60 watt bulbs.
719815
I put 40 watt bulbs in each of the 6 sockets & it is quite bright. I believe 60 watt bulbs I the maximum recommended. You will love this chandelier!
371867
They are halogen - not LED. Dont know the wattage. But must be high... between the 6 bulbs they generate enough light and heat to warm up the room. The product comes with barely any instructions or information.
271530
Hi Reba. You have provided insufficient information to answer your question. You need to know the wattage (or the amperage) of all your bulbs. Provide the total amperage/wattage of all your bulbs combined (or the watts/amps of a single bulb if all the bulbs are the exact same). If you provide those numbers, your question can be answered.
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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It is my understanding the 7 watt 927 bulb is a 6 volt T5 size lamp. I am using a 12 volt T5 lamp in a socket like the one in this picture.