Is this the 60 W? null

I am not sure others are answering your question in the way you are really looking for? For example, are you asking for the reason of putting this in a lamp and not wanting to go over the max wattage? If you look at the specs, it states that this has a "Bulb Wattage" of only 10 watts because it's LED, however it also states that it has an "Incandescent Wattage Equivalent" of 60 watts. So it's apparently drawing only 10 watts of energy, but has an equivalent brightness of a traditional 60 watt bulb. Therefore, your answer would be only 10 watts.

The specifications shows it's equivalent to 60W.

On the bulb itself it list as a A19 which only pulls 10W rather the regular 60 W. It replaces the regular 60W bulb. I replaced it and am using it in a 60W lamp that I voice control. I do change the the light colors and white light gradients a lot of times from blue, full daylight 100%, 50% and soft white without any issues or loss of brightness or color.

It is what ever you want it to be... you can control it via the hue app

Yes works as 60 watt but dims as needed.

Yes, the answer can be found on the listing under "specs."

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I am not sure others are answering your question in the way you are really looking for? For example, are you asking for the reason of putting this in a lamp and not wanting to go over the max wattage? If you look at the specs, it states that this has a "Bulb Wattage" of only 10 watts because it's LED, however it also states that it has an "Incandescent Wattage Equivalent" of 60 watts. So it's apparently drawing only 10 watts of energy, but has an equivalent brightness of a traditional 60 watt bulb. Therefore, your answer would be only 10 watts.
Answered by Princess319 7 years ago
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Yes this is the 60W bulb
Answered by Hunter 7 years ago
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The specifications shows it's equivalent to 60W.
Answered by dnguyen 7 years ago
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On the bulb itself it list as a A19 which only pulls 10W rather the regular 60 W. It replaces the regular 60W bulb. I replaced it and am using it in a 60W lamp that I voice control. I do change the the light colors and white light gradients a lot of times from blue, full daylight 100%, 50% and soft white without any issues or loss of brightness or color.
Answered by Rich 7 years ago
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100w equivalency
Answered by Krigel 7 years ago
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60w equivalent
Answered by Jeremy7 7 years ago
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It is what ever you want it to be... you can control it via the hue app
Answered by John 7 years ago
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yes
Answered by Geejoe 7 years ago
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Yes works as 60 watt but dims as needed.
Answered by KimSTL 7 years ago
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Yes, the answer can be found on the listing under "specs."
Answered by RonsElectronicSales 7 years ago
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