1) In the technical details it says the output wattage is 80w. What about the 310watts?; 2) Is it fully operational with a Samsung LED 5500 series?
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Marco B., The speakers have a total of 310W. (80x2 for right and left speakers) + 150W subwoofer. It will work with any brand and model of television, provided there is an analog or digital audio output on the television. Thanks for your interest in Samsung audio products. --Mr. S
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This is a delayed contact closure, not a power supply. You have to supply power for it to work.From the picture it can handle upto 10A. Your led only draws 2A.
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I believe it's about 600-650w equivalent. Not sure about how many individual leds are actually there.
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I'm pretty sure the wattage was 60 watts,I personally got the 40 watt didn't want it to be too bright and not sure about the LEDs . Sorry don't know if I helped you at all but the chandelier is beautiful I love it!
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The light output is poor. I have a number of LED lights in our garden and this particular unit has the weakest output. It's advertised as comparable to a 50w halogen light; not so. I would compare its light output to a 25w incandescent.
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Dear Mstruyf , Nice day. Thanks for your interest on this item. This is Lydia from customer service team, it's my pleasure to help you. So you mean the size or the watt of the LED? If for the watt of the LED, 250W or 400W is much better. Thanks for your time and best regards! Lydia
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Hello friend,Thanks for your message.The 5050 is 0.18 Watts 15lumens for one LED .Please advise.Any questions please feel free to contact us.Welcome to our shop.*please search in "Factory-Outlet" store .Thank you.Best Wishes,Emily
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Here is a link to the most extensive testing I've seen with these lights (although the link is discussing the 300 LED version, so you'll want to do your own calculations based on these numbers.) Basically the spec sheet states .24 watts per LED. Of course you'll have to take into account the voltage drop, and with 20M of them you'll definitely want to look into dual-feeding to keep consistent brightness/color value... but all of that is explained in the link below much better than I can do here. Hope that helps! http://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/19413/why-doesnt-my-5050-led-strip-draw-as-much-power-as-i-expect
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The spec just means it is rated at 15 amps, but the total wattage cannot exceed 500 watts, which is about 4 amps. They are just saying it is overbuilt.
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It will produce as much as a 60W bulb I think. I have mine hanging over the kitchen sink and it works just fine. It's aesthetically pleasing... to me at least, but I am a minimalist. I love my bulb. It's been working fine since the day I bought it and the day it burns out I will order another one! :-)
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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
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I believe it is for the maximum output based on 265 volts, but am not positive. I have it plugged into 110v and output is near similar to 50w halogen except with cool white it doesn't have the same intensity. I found a formula that measures lumen output: Lighting System Efficacy (Lumens per Watt or LPW) = System Lumen Output ÷ Input Wattage and Watts (W) = Volts (V) x Current in Amperes (A) x Power Factor (PF). It is a good bulb to save on energy without losing too much lumens/light intensity. I will probably be purchasing more down the road. Hope this helped
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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.
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Hi Brad, sure should work seamless for the 60 W LED. In general, I would always stay ca. 30% below the max. Watts given by the manufacturers of such devices because of temperature issues. Other than that, I use this one for one year now without any problem. Hope this helps.Best regardsPatric
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The specs say 60 W. I'm using low consumption LEDs and they're working fine.
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Dear Big Papa,This product is 7W and 525lumen with Energy star certificate.We requested to change technical detail on Amazon. You can check the true specification at here.http://www.lightkiwi.com/LED-Light-Bulbs/R20/R20-Flood-LED-Light-Bulb-50W-EquivalentWe are truly sorry for your confusion.
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I too would like to know the light output in Lumens. I have seen other "Replacement for 500W shop/floodlights" that only draw 7.5 Watts, (1/6 as much power to run them as this one), and they claim the output is 1820 Lumens. I suspect that is less light than what this unit puts out, but for the sake of comparison, please publish the light output in the light bulb industry-standard unit of measure, (Lumens). Thank you.