From the description, it says 100 watts. Does that mean per light or total for all six lights?
1851626
Im sure per bulb. But that would make it awfully bright. I used 60w bulbs in each and is vey bright.
1851627
Per lamp ... the most beautiful fixture ... especially with the bulbs UP ...
1089928
Three lights. I'm using 60 watt bulbs. But I think the instructions say 40 watt. However I haven't had any issues with 60. The black shade is sheer but sturdy (not easily destructible). Not exactly sure on the fabric but it's sturdy. It is absolutely beautiful.
1559482
It is not a matter of how many lights but how many watts. According to the specs the unit is capable of handling 15 amps at 120 volts or 1800 watts. That would be up to eighteen 100 watt bulbs.
1393483
Truthfully, I don't know. However It can handle load of 121W Total. Usualy you add all the wattage of all the lights etc. that should not exceed more than 121W. I am running all LED fixtures each with 3 watt. I have about 15 fixture on the circuits. I have don't have any trouble with it.
2216983
Lets start like this You take the number of continous watts 600 and divide that by 120volts. 600W divided by 120volts= 5amps of power. Or look at the 600 Watts & think (6) 100 w lightbulbs all on at the same time.
1551699
The fixture itself can use up to 100 watts. You can wire additional lighting fixtures to the sensor control up to a total of 500 watts.ie. It will turn on other lights.
2059402
It says 3 60 watt but I used 3 CFL that equal 100 watt each output but utilize a lot less wattage.
1306360
I have them Wired directly to 12v.... And each peice desea Less than .06 Amps so 100 lights would be 6 Amps +/- at 12v
1785176
The lights are rated for 85w, but there is a lot of confusion as to if that's 85w total, or 85w for each socket. You can definitely use 4x23w CFL (100watt equivalent) which is actually a little over 85 watts, and they sell these with 4x45watt CFL's, so I'm assuming the listed 85watts is not total, but for each socket. I do know from experience... if you put 4 100watt incandescents in there, you'll definitely blow the fuse in the light (I've done it).
927751
Yes, these fixtures are rated for 100 watt max. I have installed all LEDs in mine to minimize having to replace the bulbs very often.
21635
yes I purchased the LED bulbs and we really like them. The output is great for us. I don't know if it is actually equivalent to a 100 watts. But I would purchase more if needed
1598290
We have 6 installed in carports. The light stays on all night on a dim setting (40 watt?). When it detects motion it brightens to 150watt.
277977
There are 6 9watt bulbs and I JUST threw the bulb box out. This is what is printed on bulbs AN9W/UV DC CE Hopefully this helps.
604207
There is 54 watts per bulb. Two bulbs each tier. Total of six bulbs. You can operate each tier independently.
2233983
Product description says you can string up to 12 fixtures on the same circuit. Since these are only 8 watt fixtures, 12 would still be less than 100 watts.
2178786
It really depends on the bulbs. It takes 3 bulbs up to 60 watts each. I put in (3) 25 watt equivalent LED bulbs and that lights up our entry way just fine.
507099
With 100 bulbs at 5 watts each, each string is going to use 500 Watts. If you did splice two together, you'd be using 1000 Watts, but the wire they chose is "959 Watts Max".