Can these sockets handle 50W (4A)?
628004
The wire leading off the socket looked like 18 Guage which would handle a 4.25 amp continuous load.
628005
iss the 4a to signify 4 amp......if soo ..that is impossible......50 watt halogen bulb..does get hot....the socket is for a bi-pin halogen bulb...I believe it is called a g 4........mr16 halogen bulb..and a bi-pin halogen...peanut bulb..will work... I run mine directly off a 12 volt battery...never touch the bulb..with your oily skin....never get the bulb wet.. a 20 watt halogen bulb is equivalent to about a ..60 watt Edison base light bulbs...I put pie pans for reflectors to enhance the light production....all for emergency lighting
628006
I have been running 35w and have had a couple of the sockets burn up but I installed ten and had the issue with 2. Not sure they would handle 50w
1003974
http://fjwestcott.com/product/4-socket-adapter-for-uliteFrom their website, says 30 watt maximum per socket.
862200
if you have 13 lights and they are 4 watts, that would be a total of 52 watts, you should be fine! I run 10 lights with 7 watts. and have for three or four years.
827819
Yes they can, they are basicly like a battery. The only thing you will need to watch is that the charge controller will handle the increased amperage. I am running 2 of them with a 10 amp controller (overkill) with no problems. Pricewise, if you haven't purchased these panels yet you could probably get a 50 watt panel cheaper.
1367607
Should be fine... But it is only 100 watts so can drive two 50 watt bulbs maximum.
1255454
I will agree with you, the rating seems low. I have them operating on 70 volt lines and am running it to 25 watts without any trouble. I'm sure it can go more. Remember, that 50 watts could be 5 amps...+_ depending on output voltage and load impedance
1230825
Never tried but I assume you could if they fit. They would not exceed the wattage limit
999122
These wires are pretty thin. For extremely short bursts, they will handle 10amps at 120volts. But they are definitely not made for high watts. Looks like they should be able to handle 200-300 watts continuously.
1810462
I used this socket on a MR 16 LED lamp so I would think it handle a 50W MR16 but not certain of how it may react to the additional heat.
314365
Yes. I installed a 12v 50w reflector several months ago and so far so good. I guess they are worried about heat on plastic parts.
689881
Yes. I used a four bulb adapter and have four 45w bulbs lit with no problem. Not sure what the manufacturing specs say, but it works for me.
724185
I don't believe so but I can look into it and see. I seem to remember reading 100 watt max per socket though.
2240927
The bulbs will handle 55W but no guarantee on longevity as we highly suggest to use 35W HID Conversion kit system.
755666
Yes. They use the same low voltage power supply as your existing fixtures. They come with an 11 watt bulb so if you have a really long run of lights you may want to use a lower wattage bulb. Otherwise use these 11 w. lamps closest to your power supply.
21467
I doubt it. The rating on these is 5 amp, 625 watts. It works for lights and I have not tried it with heavier loads.
1644095
have 2 - 1 for a 40w and the other for 80w bulbs. Think the spec requires 30w min load.
2167494
Most likely not, you simply wouldn't have enough current available. I wouldn't use anything less than a 750 W