What is the voltage? Glad to see 100 watt incandescent, but are they 120 volt or 130 volt?
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120 volt, according to the spec page: http://genet.gelighting.com/LightProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=COMMERCIALSPECPAGE&PRODUCTCODE=41036
1442693
these are 12 volt bulbs for an rv or automotive application, not 110 volt as a house would be.
852927
However.... That said - the voltage of each lightbulb is 220v I believe. I couldn't get a replacement bulb in this country . I may be mistaken but .... Half my house shorted out within a day or so of installing. I'm taking the light down.
1132201
Don't know re but, mine were 60w and they say on the box it equals 3 100w incandescent no lumens or any other info. I was skeptical;however, they seem to work just fine. I do replace bulbs with new and move used to lower output requirement uses each season since fluorescent lose power after a while. I think they work just fine and are identical to higher priced bulbs I have purchased.
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These BR40s are rated 120W at 130V. This is relevent if your household is 110-120V. They have no reference to lumens on the package. You can go here to the distributor AHLIGHTING.com or here http://www.donsbulbs.com/cgi-bin/r/b.pl/i%7c130v%7c120w%7ce26%7cbr40%7csp.html to possibly get more info. In my opinion these 130V bulbs do not put out the brightness a 120W bulb would at a household voltage of 120V. Be aware that any reference you find to lumens may be rated at 130V not 120V.
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the ones I received are labeled 110 and work fine on standard US 110V electricity. I also noticed a lot of those on the net are labeled 220V. They are so much brighter than the 45W ones that I also own.
938305
Low voltage? It operates on your standard household voltage of ~110 V. Do you mean low power? You can run up to 600W of incandescent bulbs or 150W of LED/CFL bulbs.
2193707
Power Source: 120V AC. 175W Bulb: 2 each 75W PAR410 Weight:12 lbs Warranty: 1 year Model#: PAR400/Item# 49170 Bulbs Model #PAR410/Item# 49138 I have one for sale if you would like for 100$. conju30@hotmail.com
1198521
They are measuring this in volts here, saying that it can be plugged into a 120 volt outlet. The bulbs are only 7 watts and work fine in any night light or Christmas lights. I've purchased many and they are good lights and will last about a year before you will need to replace, maybe longer if you are very careful not to ever jar them as they tend to get more delicate as the filament ages. Hope this helps.
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Yes 12v, 20 watt. I am very satisfied with these bulbs. They have lasted longer than the previous bulbs I purchased at Home Depot for about 3 times the price
1218296
according to the home depot website, it's 120. volts, doesn't list wattage specs. i am on vacation now but could look at it when i'm back in 2 wks if you're still interested.
347594
The ones we bought are 12v. They plug into a socket/fixture that is wired to 120v but I believe the fixture has a step-down transformer. They have worked well for us.
618676
The ones I bought were 5 watts/12 volts. I needed them for a KitchenAid oven. Exactly what I needed.
333469
The ones I got were for household current (110-120 is the new designation range for household current) and they use 12 volts I believe.
1608372
120V and to be honest I returned this item. The LEDs are not as bright as you would think / want. Have a yellow hue to them v a white
47569
these are 35 watt 35MR16/GU10/fl these are typical bulbs for ikea ceiling lamps and track lighting. I think thisis what you're lookin for. I don't know what 35 degrees is? I believe the 35 degrees is the same as 35 watts. Theae are also 120V 35W.
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12 volts. Use them anywhere you'd use a MR16 halogen bulb. A very good product, good light, warm and bright. And they're dimmable.