What is the amperage that the lightbulb draws?
1323247
About 0.5 amps (half an amp) to provide 6 watts of light. I believe I replaced mine with a bulb rated for 0.6 amps, because I could actually burnout the bulb going down steep hills on a 10 speed bike.
1866623
It takes two 250-watt bulbs and will draw a small amount more for the little fan but it runs on a regular 120 volt line so shouldn't be more than about 5 amps.
60791
Hi - I ordered this a few weeks ago to plug into a brand new outdoor light fixture I purchased at Lowes, so I could insert a regular incandescent 25 watt lightbulb, and that size sounds about right. I can go home and measure it tonight and get back with you. Karen
989242
UL requires appliances to draw no more than 13.5 amps. A standard household circuit should be rated for 15 amps and should have a 15 amp breaker protecting it. This vacuum should not dim your lights. My suspicion is that you either have another draw on that circuit, such as a power strip (you can have more than one outlet on a circuit btw) so that the combined load trips the breaker, or you have a problem in your home's wiring.
738459
THAT IS THE WRIGHT DIMENTION. Remember light are 12 volts not 13.5 volts @ current lest than 1 Amp
2276012
I couldn't say for sure but it's larger than a normal lightbulb. It's about the same size as the bulbs used in above a bathroom vanity.
1965372
This bulb consumes sixty watts of energy and the light output is about the equivalent of a three hundred watt incandescent light bulb. In other words you get a lot of light for 60 watts of energy input. Or putting it another way, this bulb draws about a little more than half an amp of current. I have been pretty happy and so has my plant with this bulb. Hope that this answers your question.........Josef
1805098
it draws about 4 amps,it takes a 7 amp fuse in the lighter plug, the fuse is a 1-1/4 long glass fuse, on the 120v adapter read the output it pretty much tells the story.
1115547
sorry, bruce, I cant answer your question. I used mine for an emergency lighting system.
316833
If the 50mW is accurate, that's roughly 0.0004 amps from your house wiring. So if you put 1200 of these outlets in your house and powered them all at the same time with nothing plugged in, together they would equal a single 60W light bulb.
151372
I believe 200. We put 4 of these on the sign at the entrance of our subdivision, powered by solar charged battery system. They draw only .25 amps each at 12 vdc and fully illuminate our sign
1142683
Wattage (current draw) is wattage. As long as the amperage (current draw) doesn't exceed the posted ratings of the transformer it (the transformer) doesn't care if the bulbs are incandescent or LED.
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.
1756835
I am not an electrician so I can't answer this directly but from my purchase of this, I was able to directly replace my lightbulb without any problems. It works great.
2218237
Well I have noticed that with a moderate load like an 1157 light bulb will draw the voltage down from 12.6 volts down to 12.4, then when the voltage drops to less than 10 volts the meter will read to the nearest tenth of a volt; like 10.0 to 9.99. I have noticed a slight draw from the meter, I installed a switch before the meter so I could turn on the Meter when I desired. Hope this helps.
1444830
That sure is a good Question. I checked the product again and it does not state how many amps. I am going to use it with my LED light strip which only has a couple of amps but I would not use it for something bigger.
1773188
According to ge tech specks... The lights draw 1.8 amps on low beam and 3.6 amps on high beams.