How many watts are these?
1827652
They only draw 200 mAMPS (0.0000002 amps) so the wattage is really insignificant if you are worried about battery life. I am in road construction and normally leave mine running for 5-6 hours and have never had a problem. FYI: I run these at the same time I am running my overhead light (strobe) and four corner strobes.
1898888
They are 5 watt from the description on the box. I use them in my nightlights, and they are sufficient. Hope this helps with your decision.
861449
Oh yeah....... if ya got 300 watts per speaker... RMS I'm not sure. But they sound good, look good and are great for the money! I've bought much more expensive but these guys...... I can't tell a difference! Yeah, they kick ass!
1746657
don't know how many watts, but loud enough, good sound, haven't used it for phone calls....only complaint...must be close to the phone or will cut out
2128081
I don't know how many watts they are, but they heat up as fast and as hot as the factory seat Warner's in my 2012 Lexus. They draw less than 10 amps each (which is the manufacturers fuse size). Assuming a reasonable margin, I'd guess no more than 5-7 amps. They work great and were easy to install.
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.
716903
according to the spec on the website these use 3.2 watts. Divide watts by the volts = amps. Thus 3.2 / 12 volts = 0.266 amps. Very bright lights. We love them.
2117980
75 x 2 is only 150 watts and they are 400 watts apiece. You do the math! Not!
1262611
I think the name plate watts are 800. Check the name plate one more time. think they are well within your usage
255470
I have them powered by a pioneer sa 510. 30w per channel. Not really impressed honestly. I'd buy something else.
620437
Just as it shows in the picture; the tear-drop clear ones. Don't know the wattage.
2186876
Less than 4 Watts. Exact data found here http://www.tpcdb.com/product.php?id=1999
323857
I'd say around 4 to 7 watts, like those C7 (nightlight bulbs/retro Christmas light bulbs) or C9 (large retro Christmas light bulbs). I doubt that they're more than 15 watts, really--they produce an orange flickering glow and barely get warm to the touch.
799677
I'm not sure, but I regret buying them. They did not help at all. I need to look for ones that are powered.
1840177
I don't know the watts, but I do have the speakers hooked up to a 100 Watt receiver and they sound great. The speakers are not wireless unless you have some sort of wireless device to connect to them.
2036592
sorry for the confusion, there is an error on the listing. they are 1000watts RMS
1835566
No these are for Watts Premier. Hoever, Do not buy these, these are not original