What is the lamp wattage for this light bulb? is it the same as the OEM 120W?
796003
I'm not sure but I do know I wasted my money buying this. It did not fix my tv
1103484
They are 65 watt, same as the original, and do not operate any hotter than original. I have had no problems using this series bulbs on either of my vehicles. They do operate in a different wavelength band thus giving them the whiter / brighter appearance.
647170
Well, there's no brightness equivalent stated on the product, but it is definitely brighter than I thought it would be (which I like). I would say it's at least 60W equivalent but not quite 100W. Also, I ordered 3 bulbs but one of them burnt out premature.
2228833
I'm not sure of the wattage, and have not had any of the problems others have had. My electric bill hasn't changed much so I think it's doing what it's supposed to. Also, My bulb is still going strong after months of daily use. It is at full brightness as soon as I turn it on. My light is on from 7am until 5-6pm 5days a week. Occasionally it's off for 30 min here and there, but it's always as bright as the day I got it. Luv luv luv my bulb.
1438300
No it isn't. It's too short for your lamp. This one is 18W and the original Arial bulb is 27W. Bulb # is PST27R. It's available on Amazon for around $25.
1450502
It takes a standard light bulb. So you can use any ordinary bulb you would use in a lamp. I believe up to 60 watts.
787579
I checked the bulb I own, and it is 60 watts, 120 volts. It is safe for any appliance that plugs into a wall outlet, and accepts a 60 watt bulb.
165964
Check the product specs for this item at Amazon; this lamp takes a 100w 3 way bulb. So you can't exceed 100W. I'm using only a single 6w bulb in mine and it's fine.
1497656
No idea. It seemed to be about as bright as a 300W PAR56 lamp. Btw, it stopped working within weeks.
940515
The bulb is a GU10-C 50W 110V, 5100K, 50 watt. Do a search on that and quite a few sales outlets will come up. There is also a Halogen bulb and a Warm Light version available - on Amazon. They are a little less expensive BUT you'll have to watch your white balance to keep it correct. It's a fairly standard bulb.
1703148
The wattage for the whole light is 110-120v. The maximum power for each bulb is 60W. Thank you for your support.
900057
Sorry, the box does no say. All it has is 130V. The seem to be just as bright as the old 120 watt bulbs. If that's any help.
826438
Hi Jackie G.,The lamp came with the necessary bulb. I have a 20W 120V/60Hz 300mA 1170 Lumens 6500K mercury disposal: epa-gov/cfl All of that is what's written on the base of the bulb. There is a replacement code = U15200 It's coiled and short. Hope that helps.
1818246
Dear Valued Customer, Thank you for contacting us. The item that we are selling is a generic replacement lamp and not an original or OEM lamp. We do apologize for the inconvenience. We are currently taking the appropriate action to update the listing to avoid any further confusion. Once again we do apologize for the error. Sincerely, Customer Service (1502)
1600184
I believe this bulb can be safely used in a 150 W fixture. Look for the watts used on the base of the bulb. The writing on the base of my bulb says that is actually draws 60 W which is only 40% of the rating for you fixture.
2057090
Yes I am currently operating the same lamp with a 300W Halogen bulb installed.Alot brighter . Has been installed for months now. Hope this helps.
1990452
This bulb is listed as 55/65 watts by Philips, or the same as OEM. It puts out more power as light, meaning less as heat (total power is heat energy + light energy, if light energy goes up then heat energy goes down) so should produce slightly less heat within the headlight housing as compared with OEM (since more of the energy is going out the front of the headlight as light).