Is 48W for what one light puts out or does the pair put out 48W? Also what is the halogen equiv of these?
910616
Each light puts out 48W. Don't know what the halogen equiv would be. They're a lot brighter than the lights I had that used a 55W H3 bulb.One sunny day, a neighbor had shield their eyes when I drove up, they were so bright.
910617
I promise, you won't be disappointed with these lights. Very bright and what you need at night.
1470008
The lights that came with this light fixture are very small. They have some kind of prongs on one end of the little light that gets inserted into the fixture which I've never seen before. They are bright enough that I didn't have to use all of the lights, I left two out of the fixture and it is still bright enough. What reads on the tiny boxes of these lights is as follows: DSG9 Halogen Lamp ES Then on one side of the box it says Spec 220V - 40W. I hope this helps. Once this fixture is installed it is very beautiful. Received many compliments on it.
695001
Uha they have 2 options:35w and 55w...You must look your O.E.M light bulb w? ;)
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
758998
One 40W bulb only. This is really only appropriate for a smaller space or an area where you do not want a significant amount of light. I had the same question and ultimately it caused me to return the product and go with something that produced significantly more light. Excellent customer service by the seller, however, and I was super happy with the bigger light bought from the same seller. This fixture looks great it just does not put out a lot of light.
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.
1232311
Use lumens to compare a light's relative brightness to other lights, not wattage. This light, (which allegedly outputs 3334 lumens) I'd say realistically is in the ballpark of a 150w-200w halogen light. However, this light doesn't need any CTB, has a larger surface (thus is softer), draws only 36w, and runs cool. Those are huge advantages, depending on what you're looking for. 600 LEDs. Google "cn600sa" for more info. It's a generic light from China, sold by many vendors.
1404991
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.
3546
Approximately 1 watt and they don't burn out. Also, they are at least as bright as the 4 watt if not more.
1634369
U can use the link above eTopLighting halogen bulbs. They are really cheap and works great
347476
We noticed an increase in the brightness of our fixtures after we replaced the halogens with the LEDs. We had been using 20W halogen bulbs. As a result, I cannot say how well they match a 40W. The fixtures run much cooler now which is a plus.
437611
My guess would be <= 100 lumens. They say 15-20w halogen equivalent with the materials. I could believe 15w halogen equivalent.
2278567
The fixture takes 3 halogen bulbs, not sure if they're 50 or 60 watts, but it gives off plenty of light....hope this is helpful!!!
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.
1616158
Best I can estimate 1 watt for 2 units. Am dry camping now. Battery lasts forever. Just a tiny bit less light than 2 21w bulbs. 1 w vs 11 w.
355039
There isn't a model number on the actual box itself, but it does say 60W on the side. I also have a regular light bulb in my house which is 60W and it is the same exact brightness as the item listed above. It's a pretty safe bet that these are 60W bulbs.
1753678
It's depen on the halogen bulb's light output. Some old halogen bulb has 1100 Lumen and some new halogen bulb has 1600 ~ 1900 Lumen output. This bulb has 2000 Lumen output with much less power consumption and longer life. Thanks