Description says it supports 600 watts of incandescent, but some state only 250 or 300 watts. Can someone look on the back of their unit and confirm?
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.
1063875
Yes.It's rated for 150 Watts. If your bulbs together add up to less than 150w (and they should) then you will be fine.For example a 1156LL bulb by Sylvania uses 26.9W each. Multiply that by 4, and you get 107.6W total, which is under 150W.
2115471
I use 6 watt led bulb with no problem. Which is equivalent to 40 watt. Been using it for several months now works great! 60 watt should be just fine.
1027935
Yes,it can accept a 60w or 75w incandescent bulb. It also can use fluorescent bulbs. Just remember that all these bulbs sit higher up in the sleeves than the spot lights and remember the lights shine down and not across the area. This is a spot light fixture!!!!!
623993
It is an interesting question When I just installed the light was very weak, at that time I compared it with a 15 watt incandescent. However, few months after, it has become brighter -maybe as a result of longer and sunnier days-; I would say today it compares to a 35 watt (yes, in between 25 and 40).
1720307
The specifications say up to 500 watt maximum incandescent (up to 250 watt maximum each lamp holder). It will control two lights as long as they do not exceed the maximum load specified.
686967
I'm sorry, I'm nt sure since it doesn't say anywhere.I assume you can go up to 100 watts no problem, but to be safe, I would do 60 watts.
1364151
pretty sure it says 600 watts but I haven't measured it. been happy with the heat level, but I can't really answer your question. have two of them in a cold bathroom and they work well there
2032158
It does not note the wattage on the light. people at Lowes w we chose a 60 watt bulb. It has been operating well
1294075
Yes! This light fixture can support up to 300WATTS... I found this fixture to be amazing! I loved everything about it! I used it for solar bulbs... Which is a basking bulb and UVB all in one, and a night time bulb... I hope you enjoy! ☺️
1073345
Depends on use. Lights and Ceiling fans, 250w is fine. If you have a Electric ceiling heater That requires more watts, then the 600w I would use. Hope this helps.
117706
No. The max bulb it supports is 600watts. You need a 1000watt ballast for 1000watt bulbs.
158272
ireally do not remember, ihave a cfl in mine. but i would guess up to a 60w
470661
25 watts is the max--I have been getting away with 26 watt CFL but it's not recommended. Most incandescents won't work with these fixtures.
1262218
The lamp model I have is a 650. This is a rather old lamp and I'm not sure of the wattage.
887
I have put 480 watts on the dimmer, and it heats up a lot. Not fire hot, but very hot.160 watts should be fine.
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The units I have indicate that each plug-in controller is rated for 300 watts. Note that the rating is assuming incandescent light bulbs. I have a lamp plugged into one with a 150 watt 3-way bulb and three 40 watt bulbs surrounding that bulb. (A floor lamp.) The unit seems to handle the load just fine. If you are planning to use LED or CFL bulbs in your lamp, be sure to use bulbs that are built for a dimmer, since other bulbs can overheat and fail or even catch fire. The package should clearly indicate that the bulbs are dimmer compatible. There is, of course, no such limitation for incandescent bulbs. The units I have indicate that each plug-in controller is rated for 300 watts. Note that the rating is assuming incandescent light bulbs. I have a lamp plugged into one with a 150 watt 3-way bulb and three 40 watt bulbs surrounding that bulb. (A floor lamp.) The unit seems to handle the load just fine. If you are planning to use LED or CFL bulbs in your lamp, be sure to use bulbs that are built for a dimmer, since other bulbs can overheat and fail or even catch fire. The package should clearly indicate that the bulbs are dimmer compatible. There is, of course, no such limitation for... » Read More The units I have indicate that each plug-in controller is rated for 300 watts. Note that the rating is assuming incandescent light bulbs. I have a lamp plugged into one with a 150 watt 3-way bulb and three 40 watt bulbs surrounding that bulb. (A floor lamp.) The unit seems to handle the load just fine. If you are planning to use LED or CFL bulbs in your lamp, be sure to use bulbs that are built for a dimmer, since other bulbs can overheat and fail or even catch fire. The package should clearly indicate that the bulbs are dimmer compatible. There is, of course, no such limitation for incandescent bulbs. « Show Less