How much power do these draw on High? on Low?
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According to ge tech specks... The lights draw 1.8 amps on low beam and 3.6 amps on high beams.
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.
1093511
They should be fine below 30W. I use mine in an SVD V2 up to 20W with no issues.
433704
I don't know the power as I haven't a means to test it, but I'd assume that 500mA is what they provide. I do know that they provide power and I use thme to charge usb speakers, a small helicopter, usb headset and many other devices as well as a Nook HD+ and IPad all at the same time. I also use it as a hub when I'm on my desktop computer (usually on the laptop).
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I didn't measure the power used, so can't comment on that. But mine are *really* bright and I believe the claim that they are equivalent to a 225W incandescent. But they're not instantly bright - they take about 5 minutes to reach full brightness.
588385
I don't know for certain. The electrodes are 0.5 mm larger than the regular unit, which suggests they were designed for higher current, but I haven't seen any data on the power output.
2282771
Yes, the power draw is standard, mAh is a capacity rating. These will work the same but for longer
1015176
Yes, they are much a lower draw. And because of the low draw, you will have to put in a resistor for them to work correctly.
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The current rating is what matters as you can use these at 115V as well as 12V. My application was 360W at 83V so I was running around 4.3Amps. We had no failures in multiple days (probably 20 hours worth or operation). This socket was being heated by the bulb in my application much higher that what you are planning so probably it will take 50W at 12V with no problem.
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We have these installed as reading lights on our cruising sailboat. As near as I can tell they draw about .15 amps each. And they are plenty bright! Greg S/V Daystar
157433
I have 5 of these units working off of 24v batteries (really 24-28v) and get near 300w each. I use to charge my Nissan Leaf which is 1500w.
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I just have them in an office so I have not tried to push them with high wattage, but they will cover from 1ohm to I believe it was 8ohm.
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Not too smart, but here goes. Minimal power is consumed during standby. The unit operates on 1 or 2 AA batteries. Can't remember which. The power consumption of 12 volts is determined by the load size. Small load minimal draw. Large load big draw down. I am using mine on 60 watt aerators. They run 5 hours during the day and 8 hours at night. They are powered by 2 100ah batteries on each unit. They charging is done with 150 watts of solar panels. Batteries stay charged and the aerators run when scheduled. Sorry for the long answer that really says nothing.
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I use them as a back up light. Im guessing if you have the light on with out the engine it will kill the battery. Don't know how much power they draw. In my opinion the lights are great,very bright and easy installation. Good luck
911438
Not sure of the amp draw but these things draw barely anything. They can run off a 9 volt battery for a long time.
809004
shot in the dark 2.5-3 watts. They work great!! I haven't had any problems. Hopefully this works for you.
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Sorry I can't help you there. I just read that they take almost no power, compared to the regular bulb. I put them in two different areas of the MH and basically saw no difference in output of the lights. But I have to believe that I'm using at least 50% less power to get the same light. hope this helps.