What is the wattage for the pair? null

the power supply is 1.62 watts. There is an extra port to add a third light.

Technical specifications  Lifetime up to 25,000 hour(s) l light source equivalent to traditional bulb of 42 W Total lumen output fixture 530 lm Bulb technology LED Illuminate with Lumens Converting Watts to Lumens Before we get into the different bulbs, we need to talk about lumens. It used to be when you'd go to the store to buy a light bulb, you'd choose your bulb based on watts. Most of us know — relatively, at least — the brightness of a 60-watt bulb compared to a 100-watt bulb. But watts measure how much energy a bulb uses to produce light, not how bright the light is. That's where lumens come in! Lumens measure the brightness of a light source and provide a more accurate representation of how much light your bulb can produce. As bulbs become more energy efficient, watts become less relevant — a 10-watt LED bulb could produce some 800 lumens of light! The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has a handy guide for watt to lumen conversion.

I believe they are 9 1/2 watts per bulb

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the power supply is 1.62 watts. There is an extra port to add a third light.
Answered by Roy74066 7 years ago
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6.6 W each or 13.2 W for pair
Answered by REMROB 6 years ago
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Technical specifications  Lifetime up to 25,000 hour(s) l light source equivalent to traditional bulb of 42 W Total lumen output fixture 530 lm Bulb technology LED Illuminate with Lumens Converting Watts to Lumens Before we get into the different bulbs, we need to talk about lumens. It used to be when you'd go to the store to buy a light bulb, you'd choose your bulb based on watts. Most of us know — relatively, at least — the brightness of a 60-watt bulb compared to a 100-watt bulb. But watts measure how much energy a bulb uses to produce light, not how bright the light is. That's where lumens come in! Lumens measure the brightness of a light source and provide a more accurate representation of how much light your bulb can produce. As bulbs become more energy efficient, watts become less relevant — a 10-watt LED bulb could produce some 800 lumens of light! The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has a handy guide for watt to lumen conversion.
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I believe they are 9 1/2 watts per bulb
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