Will the kit handle a 250-watt bulb?
1043504
I'm not sure. The directions are impossibly small and not very clear. I wouldn't chance it the quality of this product is not very good. Pretty flimsy
1043505
According to what is stamped on the side of the socket, it will take a 250W bulb.
2001437
If all you have is the bulb, you need a ballast and a reflective fixture that will support that bulbs wattage. You have to buy the whole package, you cant just screw this bulb into any fixture.
1415577
I used a 150 watt bulb without a issue. By the way, you can get this at Mennards for a lot less.
1828300
I would think that as long as you stayed within the design specifications, 250 watts for dimmable CFL/LED or 250 watts for incandescent / halogen bulbs, there shouldn't be any problem.
601722
I would suppose it would depend on the wattage of bulb you use, not necessarily the unit itself. Not sure what the rating is on it as far as the maximum wattage it will handle. Maybe you can Google it if it's not in the info of the listing.
1474632
I used a 400 watt MH bulb with the ballast no issues. I don't see why a 200 watt wouldn't work.
1572271
I don't think that it would. The original is a 100 watt fixture, and the bulb in question is a 250 watt bulb. That would require a different balast and other circuit components that could safely handle two and one half times the wattage. Wattage formulas would say NO. I would do more research before I tried it. Hope this helps.
1367607
Should be fine... But it is only 100 watts so can drive two 50 watt bulbs maximum.
199910
Yes it will, but the question is: what temperature are you trying to heat to? Be careful about the wattage you are using for each bulb as well. As accbiocons mentioned, a 40W bulb or higher. You could even go as high as a 75W or 100W (however raise the fixture at least 6 inches from the water surface to make sure to not overheat).All the best
470039
No. The kits are designed for specific applications. You will need to find out what size bulb your vehicle uses and order the appropriate kit for that bulb size.
89981
I don't know the maximum. I have a 100 Watt bulb in it right now. Have not had difficulty with that.
1218263
I haven't tried that. The lamp I used it on had one 25w small base incandescent bulb. Good question. I'll have to look into it.
1866211
It should be fine as it is only 26 watts, and most gooseneck lamps are rated for up to 60 watts.
1216077
No, definitely not. At least 750 to 1000 is your ballpark, I have this and it is great for things like lamps but not much else. Good luck!
1941503
it will work fine with that wattage and with LEDs however, not every bulb I have tried would reach down into the socket. It's really designed for flood style bulbs.
1653673
The model you specified (Lutron TTCL-100H-WH) will handle 250 W incandescent or 100 W CFL/LED bulbs as shown on the back of the unit.
897069
I would also say Yes....just make sure to use the same Watt equivalent as a standard bulb