what is the watt_? is like original bulbs_? is 55/65 watt?
138139
Not sure what the wattage is. Much clearer and brighter than the original factory bulbs for sure
138140
55 according to Home Depot link belowhttp://www.homedepot.com/p/Philips-55-Watt-CrystalVision-Ultra-9007-Headlight-Bulb-2-Pack-9007CVS2/203657145#.Udt8idK1F8E
1146286
It's a MR16 20 watt bi-pin bulb. As the original bulbs burn out I've replaced them with LED bulbs that give me the equivalent of 35 watts, but only use 5 watts of power. They are more expensive, but save in the long run and should last a long, long time. You may be able to find a 50 watt equivalent.
902691
60/55W but the bulbs are not Blue at all. If you want Blue bulbs don't buy them.
1613002
I just checked the actual bulb and it says 60w. Although it seems like its 40w because it's not as bright as a "regular" bulb. So if you want one that looks 40w then it's the right one.
1308307
It's just like other CFL's: 65 watt of actual power, but equivalent to 500W on an incandescent one.
43326
I don't really know. However, the lamp states that the bulbs must be 60 watts or less. I use ordinary bulbs or those newer energy-saving "curly-que" ones. I notice that in my closet I also have some that look like regular bulbs but says "modified" partial spectrum 60 watt that I wouldn't be afraid to try. I would probably feel the same about the lightbulbs you are referring to as along as they are equivalent to 60 watts or less with the standard size screw-in bottom.
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It is "equivalent" to a regular 60 watt bulb. The big difference to me is the quality of the light. It is more like daylight instead of the brownish light that you get from most of these kinds of bulbs. It is much brighter. The difference to me is like night and day.
660128
I put in those conserv-energy coil shaped light bulbs. 13 watts of these bulbs equals 60 watts on a regular bulb. But you can use regular 60 watts bulbs as well.
1027933
I just used 65 watt bulbs and they are fine. I'm sure you can do 75 watt bulbs.
1457552
The base on these is much smaller than your typical 60 watt bulb. I bought them for a chandelier and that's all they fit.
2108712
yes - the 60 watt max is the amount of current drawn whereas the 65 watt OUTPUT equivalent of this bulb only speaks to the light it produces - as yu can see it only draws 10.5 watts to operate.
363918
Depend on the bulb you're using. I have a replacement bulb, it's also in full spectrum but it's white toned Triangle Bulbs T50026 - FML27/65K, 27 Watt, 6500K Natural Daylight, 4-pin GX10q-4 Base, FML Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
2240927
The bulbs will handle 55W but no guarantee on longevity as we highly suggest to use 35W HID Conversion kit system.
923325
These are not 7 watt bulbs, if that's what your looking for. I bought these thinking they were 7 watts and they are 5 watts
1733564
I bought mine here and it works great and not that pricey Triangle Bulbs T50026 - FML27/65K, 27 Watt, 6500K Natural Daylight, 4-pin GX10q-4 Base, FML Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb
159325
And as a quick rebut to the answer that these lights are 155 watts and 13 amps, they are not. They are definitively 55 watt lights that pull 4.5 amps, 5 at MOST.
1977646
H4 are dual filament bulbs. The 60/55 refers to wattage. These have 55w low beams and 60w high beams.