Does anyone know the exact wattage of the bulb?
618154
36 Watts. If you wire it to EAC on the furnace circuit board it will only be on when the blower runs.
1104529
I can't recall specific output, but can remember that it is equivalent to 40-50 watt incandescent bulb.
1749851
Take one of the bulbs to home Depot or similar store and ask them to find the specification for you
2035997
I'm not sure of the exact wattage the manufacturer says, but we put in some frosted glass bulbs (candelabra) and they too bright. We have the light on a dimmer, so it's not a problem, but we rarely turn it all the way up. Those are 60W. Btw- We love this chandelier. It's perfect, for us.
1685267
Can't say for certain but its definatley less than a standard 60 watt bulb. We have 1 bulb over the kitchen table and I wish it was brighter.
1158722
Sorry for my delay. I don't remember...I believe it was in the instructions. We used a 25 watt bulb.
271530
Hi Reba. You have provided insufficient information to answer your question. You need to know the wattage (or the amperage) of all your bulbs. Provide the total amperage/wattage of all your bulbs combined (or the watts/amps of a single bulb if all the bulbs are the exact same). If you provide those numbers, your question can be answered.
985061
It's 3.5 watts. Amazon sells a replacement bulb, which I have on my wish list, but I haven't needed it and I've been using mine for about 2 years.
1278395
899 12V 37.5W is the bulb type.Please let me know if there is anything else i can do for you or if you have any questions.Sincerely,Shannon
1497656
No idea. It seemed to be about as bright as a 300W PAR56 lamp. Btw, it stopped working within weeks.
215483
Can't answer that question. We are using the bulb that was in it when we bought it.
1899350
I just looked at the base of the bulb and it seems like it says 26 watts. Don't think that will exceed the maximum of your lamp.
1257471
Good question, a visual of the (encased) bulb did not reveal the information needed. Also, no manufacturer ID on item. Best bet to contact supplier. Sorry!
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.
1555610
Sorry, I do not know. When I used the bulb I did a google search of my tv and found that it was the correct lamp.
29201
I don't know about the watts, but the lamp is plenty bright enough in my bathroom. I have no complaints.
289063
No idea. But its still working great for me. Bulb is holding out longer than I thought it would.