When buying an additional light is it necessary to match the exact wattage of the lights that come with this kit, or can I buy any wattage?
1076478
The wattage of an additional light is not a problem. The color temperature, though, should match as much as possible. Try to make sure that, if you use a certain type of bulb like daylight tuned CFLs (5500K), you use the same color temperature in your additional light. For that matter, when replacing bulbs should follow the same rule.
1076479
You can use any light source you want, I use the provided lights for the backdrop and use strobes to light my subjects. The supplied lights are dimmer than you expect.
1173953
Everything you need including bulbs iirc. They burn out easily so get extras.
246185
I don't know. Call the seller and they should tell you. That's what I did. I love the lights.
1933376
I bought lamps....that's it. No basic purchaser would know that information. You might have to check at a lighting or lamp store or ask an electrician.
233995
Yes all you need to make sure of. Is that you batch the bulb wattage with ballast wattage. Ex; 600 watt bulb with a 600 watt ballast
18364
Does not matter. It has two 300 wAtt terminals. Best to keep total number of watts slightly below 300. For example 14 20 watt lights equals 280 watts. I have 13 - 20 watt lights - 260 total watts on each terminal and it works great!
142294
I'm not sure? To insure you have a spare light or two simply buy a kit with more lights that you think you will need. These lights are very bright so I would suggest you temporarily attach until you get the lighting effect you want; then clean the attachment area with rubbing alcohol for the permanent attachment. Good luck... j.d.
1775974
Absolutely fine. We purchased this fixture with that method as the preferred installation and use 40 watt flame-tip clear bulbs. Great upgrade.
153693
You should not need anything else to install the lights. I created a fuse able link during my installation just as a preventive measure, but that option is up to you.
1190511
Honestly, I don't know. They are adequate to my needs. Perhaps you can get the exact wattages from the tech info for the lamp.
270403
The entire package if purchased correctly will provide most if not all of what you need. It comes with an in line fuse link (might have to buy the fuse), also, to extend the wires to where you want them, get some more wire and splice them to the desired length of where you want to place them on your bike. Also, I have the green ones and my friend bought some other lights for 150 and mine are way brighter than his.
2199862
If the light you are trying to replace works at both 6V and 12V power then yes you would need the special wiring kit, otherwise LEDs will not work at 6V. LEDs need 12V to light up properly.
918769
Together, but candlepower is such an obsolete measurement. Which KC would go with Lumens like everybody else. They are great lights, but I wish I would have gone with the 130W spot beams instead of the driving lights.
2215373
I replaced a flourescent light with the new fixture. I don't know what the wattage of the original flourescent light. I suggest asking an electrician.
1522999
Yes the wattage and because of that these lights will be about 100% Brighter than the original lights.
977266
Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like.I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb.If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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50 watts x 16= 800. You shouldn't be using the included lights though, unless you want to climb up and change them annually and rack up electricity charges on your bill. Do what I did and get LED. The wattage I got for them was like 5 watts, but they are equivalent to 50 watts. Uses a total of 80 watts on brightest mode. Less on dim... The chandelier is amazing and people think I have spent 4 to 7k on the display. Do it right though. LED 5 Watt lights, and replace these immediately.