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oil pan 4 · 01-25-18, 10:19 PM

I use "250w replacement LED floods" my favorite fixtures use 3 of these it lights up a half acre pretty good. Total they use 78w or about 90 volt-amps. But they are $33 each, but some of them the original 3 I bought are 5 years old now, I have 11 of them and plan to install more.
I have some LED light bars on my tractor and suburban, that use between 120 and 200 watts. They are pretty bright.
I had to use LED because my old tractors' alternator was only rated to make 20 amps.

Plus are these $10 100w leds even UL rated?
Burning down my house with cheap LED lights isn't going to save me any money.

01-25-18, 10:19 PM	#17
oil pan 4 Land owner Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NM Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 12 Thanked 127 Times in 107 Posts	I use "250w replacement LED floods" my favorite fixtures use 3 of these it lights up a half acre pretty good. Total they use 78w or about 90 volt-amps. But they are $33 each, but some of them the original 3 I bought are 5 years old now, I have 11 of them and plan to install more. I have some LED light bars on my tractor and suburban, that use between 120 and 200 watts. They are pretty bright. I had to use LED because my old tractors' alternator was only rated to make 20 amps. Plus are these $10 100w leds even UL rated? Burning down my house with cheap LED lights isn't going to save me any money. Last edited by oil pan 4; 01-25-18 at 10:25 PM.. Reason: Because I am trying to post comments on my phone