4000k 240v

greensister

Well-Known Member
Look at the wattage of the bulb. This tells you how many watts are drawn per hour of use. Volts are totally different as is light color.
 

burninjay

Active Member
watts are watts. The input voltage makes no difference. 240v will draw half the amperage of 120v, but the same 'amount' of power will be used either way.
 

SYROUS

Well-Known Member
okay but isnt half amp better or is it easier on equipment,why isnt everything 120v then ???just curious why dryers and ovens are 240v the rest is 120v???
 

burninjay

Active Member
Less current is less heat. 240v is just a better way to deliver more power to a high-draw device without increasing the current to the device. A 10 amp 120v circuit will be notable hotter than a 5 amp 240v circuit.
 
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