How much currant do they draw?
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Very little draw about half as much as a normal balb. I use them on my Honda Goldwing and they're twice as bright as a normal bulb.
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Hi, Petal Power, it seems, when I measured just now, that 1 3/4 cups is needed to reach the minimum line on the kettle. Hope this helps.
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I am replacing the current bulb which draws approximately .9 amps 12V DC. I would guess that the draw would be 0.2 amps or less. By the way these bulbs are bright and seem to be high quality. My application is for the low voltage landscape lights.
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I am know expert but they are 12 volt bulbs so the draw or what it works on is a 12 volt system, it's the Amp draw that is quite a bit less than a regular bulb. I don't know the exact amount but it's approx. 1/5 of a regular bulb. I've used them to reduce my amp draw on a circuit and worked great. Hope that helps some. Alan
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Thats such a subjective question. I dont do a lot of hot so for me its on the higher end of medium.
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(Thinking) I would say at least that amount. Our group never runs out. So I would raise to over 40 cups.
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Quite a few. But buy at least a bottle of them. They are cheap and you will burn through them.
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I believe 24. I used 18 and have a spare 6 Love them!!! My wife ( the shopper) found them-:)
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This plug can be used in Ireland, England & Scotland for sure. I don't understand electrical currant either. I've been told European electrical currant is stronger than our and will burn up a computers, smartphone, etc. so I used this type plug to "downsize" the electrical current. BTW I've been told to purchase a curling iron/ hair dryer in Europe because even with any adaptor the European current will burn it up for some reason. They're not that expensive & it's better to be safe than loose a good hair culer or hair dryer. Also many hotels have some you may borrow at the front desk. Good luck. Enjoy your trip. Ireland is beautiful - I had only one rainy day, but it was quite windy.S This plug can be used in Ireland, England & Scotland for sure. I don't understand electrical currant either. I've been told European electrical currant is stronger than our and will burn up a computers, smartphone, etc. so I used this type plug to "downsize" the electrical current. BTW I've been told to purchase a curling iron/ hair dryer in Europe because even with any adaptor the European current will burn it up for some reason. They're not that expensive & it's better to be safe than loose a good hair culer or hair dryer. Also many hotels have some you may borrow at the front... » Read More This plug can be used in Ireland, England & Scotland for sure. I don't understand electrical currant either. I've been told European electrical currant is stronger than our and will burn up a computers, smartphone, etc. so I used this type plug to "downsize" the electrical current. BTW I've been told to purchase a curling iron/ hair dryer in Europe because even with any adaptor the European current will burn it up for some reason. They're not that expensive & it's better to be safe than loose a good hair culer or hair dryer. Also many hotels have some you may borrow at the front desk. Good luck. Enjoy your trip. Ireland is beautiful - I had only one rainy day, but it was quite windy.S « Show Less
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I'd say about 40-45 for each opening. Depends on if any are double LP or not.
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i used 2-3 stems, only because i ordered too many flowers and didn't want them to go waste. guests took thevases and flowers home as favors. these have a minimalist vibe, so a single rose would be ideal. these are a great value.
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4 to 5 times the volume for most of them, but it also depends on the specific vegetables
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You need to determine how many amps the LED rolls use (if you have a meter, you could determine how many amps each string draws by letting the juice run through the meter while set to the amp setting). Most LEDs (not the high power ones) takes about 10ma, which means that 100 of them would use 1Amp. If that is the types you have in your strings, you are more than OK
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Amps are current drawn on a circuit 1.25 amp is equal to (Amps x Volts= Watts) so1.25A x 120volts = 150 Watts is the max capacity of switchso for example u can put 3 of 45 watt bulbs = 135watts - it is less than 150 bcuz I wouldn't recommend going up to the limit of 150w- it's worth a try - although electrical devices are labeled at the max capacity where it may fail so if it may fail at 1.25A (150Watt) go a little under not to burn it up - btw:5amp x 120v = 600Watts they make the 600w and up switches for incandescent rt now and LED type seem to go up to 1.25A (150W) Amps are current drawn on a circuit 1.25 amp is equal to (Amps x Volts= Watts) so1.25A x 120volts = 150 Watts is the max capacity of switchso for example u can put 3 of 45 watt bulbs = 135watts - it is less than 150 bcuz I wouldn't recommend going up to the limit of 150w- it's worth a try - although electrical devices are labeled at the max capacity where it may fail so if it may fail at 1.25A (150Watt) go a little under not to burn it up - btw:5amp x 120v = 600Watts they make the 600w and up switches for incandescent rt now and LED type seem to go up to... » Read More Amps are current drawn on a circuit 1.25 amp is equal to (Amps x Volts= Watts) so1.25A x 120volts = 150 Watts is the max capacity of switchso for example u can put 3 of 45 watt bulbs = 135watts - it is less than 150 bcuz I wouldn't recommend going up to the limit of 150w- it's worth a try - although electrical devices are labeled at the max capacity where it may fail so if it may fail at 1.25A (150Watt) go a little under not to burn it up - btw:5amp x 120v = 600Watts they make the 600w and up switches for incandescent rt now and LED type seem to go up to 1.25A (150W) « Show Less
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I guess around 15-16. The bulk allows you to use more or less according to your taste.
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Usually get 5-8 hundred. The more print on the page, the less yield. Good price for this item
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At least 15, if not more......I refill daily & sometimes twice daily in hot weather....