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6v Worklight Wattage

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Mike 8N

04-24-2001 11:32:37




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Can't find it in the archives. What is the correct wattage for an original worklight. I have an aftermarket and want to keep the current draw correct. Thanks,
Mike




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Claus

04-24-2001 11:42:24




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 Re: 6v Worklight Wattage in reply to Mike 8N, 04-24-2001 11:32:37  
Why is that important. The main thing is does the work light give you the illumination you need? What would you do if your current draw is higher than the original type of worklight? Or less? eh??
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Mike 8N

04-24-2001 11:55:23




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 Re: Re: 6v Worklight Wattage in reply to Claus, 04-24-2001 11:42:24  
I don't want to pull more current than the system is meant to provide. If I draw 10 amps with the headlights, I want to be sure the worklight is within the range of output the gen/reg can provide comfortably and still keep the battery charged and tractor operating. Also, to be sure the wire size is adequate and properly fused. Is this an odd question?
Mike



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Claus

04-24-2001 12:46:06




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 Re: Re: Re: 6v Worklight Wattage in reply to Mike 8N, 04-24-2001 11:55:23  
Well, the later model 8N puts out 20 amps max and the earlier model only puts out 11 amps... These ratings are at 1500 rpm. Put your lights on and see if the ammeter is discharging...That will tell you... I do not think that you will find that much difference from one worklight to another to warrant worrying about fuses and wire sizes..
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Claus



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Thanks Claus.

04-24-2001 13:17:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 6v Worklight Wattage in reply to Claus, 04-24-2001 12:46:06  
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