How much power does it consume with both lights on?
1714043
I don't know the watts, but it is LED so it is not much, For me it would not make any difference because it lights up the area so I can see and it DOES NOT get hot.
1714044
I can't tell you exactly the wattage, my guess is around 50 watts for both lights. It puts out just as much light as a single 500 watt halogen light with no heat. I'm using it to paint the interior of my house.
1917122
2 will b just fine this lights are powerful and are also dim able you won't even need both of them on full power
2112586
It draws less than 2 amps each. Once installed, I measured both lights at the same time and I remember it was beetween 3 and 4 amps. I didn't even install a relay-
1318515
The device is rated at .8 of a watt. In the worst case, if it runs in a room that stays completely dark 24 hours a day (e.g., never shuts off), for 30.25 days a month it will consume about 6.3 cents of electric power per month, assuming that you pay about 11 cents per kilowatt hour including taxes (as I do). The calculation is .8 watts * 24 hours * 30.25 days / 1000 watts (kilowatt) * .11 (the cost of a kilowatt hour). Your actual cost will probably be something less, because light in the room will shut the light off for some part of the day, and some light in the room will cause the device to dim and thereby also use less power than the .8 watt that it is rated at.
158367
Two at the moment, but the rating on the bulbs will affect that, so I'm sure you can add more lights as long as you lower the watts accordingly.
1038296
The light is charged with 12V/500mA. The power supply that came with it is only specified for 120V primary, so you would have to get your own power supply that delivers 12V/500mA.
1708004
Chris, the power consumption is very low. The lamp utilizes LEDs. Unfortnately, I did not find the lamp effective for my purposes I only used the lamp once for 1 hour. If you like I would sell you my lamp for $25.00 USD. Contact me at nero_mpb@yahoo.com.
2055084
The lights use 36 Watts. Well worth the positive effects in my experience. I only use it 1-2 hrs in the morning in winter.
2038186
Someone had left feedback about this. They said... I measured the current to the system and it was 1.25 A on hi, and 110 mA when dimmed which figures to 16 and 1.4 watts. By contrast my two dome light bulbs draw 680 mA each or 17 watts for the pair, more than the DRLs on hi.
1357813
Good question, I haven't metered it to see how much it actually consumes to illuminate and manage the timer settings and such... I did refer back to the specs in the instructions pamphlet and it did not specific that.... the maximum load the switch can handle is 1800W but I know that's not what you're asking.
778152
There is nothing on the light heads or in the accompanying data sheet that indicates it is dual power. I run it off 110V.
1374592
I think it's just on/off. I don't use it any more. It didn't provide enough light area for my needs.
1502919
Mine just arrived yesterday. I measured the idle current with my KillAwatt at 10mA, which is 5 watts. About as much as an incandescent night light bulb.
830329
Mounted this item to an outside shed, and unit provides enough light for up to at least 50'. Light output is roughly equivalent to a 75 watt incandescent lamp. Most double-headed "regular" lights have either 75 watts each (total of 150), or 150 watts each (total of 300), which is much brighter. I purchased primarily for reliability, as the cheaper incandescent models were not lasting, and the detectors were about the cost of the whole unit. This unit draws very low power and provides all the illumination I need to see where I'm going from house to shed.
2238383
I'm not sure what the actual power consumption is. But I can divert you from making a poor purchase. Even on a dry night with the high beams on, these headlights are dangerously dim. My production low beams are far brighter than these.
221070
Well these lights are 130 watts So off of a normal duall purpose battery with 200 amps will run for 15 hours. So if you run the other ones which I don't know the wattage of you will most definitely get 3 hours.
25369
110/120VAC. You can see the AC/DC converter in the picture. It is separate and uses 5mm socket and plug pigtails to connect to the light unit itself. These are very well made and hard to find in 6k "daylight" versions. Unlike some, the clips and springs are very strong. The entire 2-piece light unit is cast metal. It's too bad they don't have a higher power (even 15W would be nice) version.