Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: How may watts does this light use?
Document: I just received the Designer's Edge model L1306 in my shipment today. I bought it as a portable light source for use when detailing the car. I was looking at the LED lighting as I did not like the fact of using Halogen that burns so many watts and has a high heat output.
When you need portable light for small projects, this fits the bill. Don't expect a lot of brightness - it's only 6 watts, but very efficient. Very safe - does not get hot, and is splash proof.To light up a counter top for a tile job, this is perfect. To lightup the whole kitchen, go with a larger halogen light. (Be carefulwith halogen - they run very hot!)
Light weight and quality materials. Metal base,handle and hardware. A very bright, white light that's easy on the eyes. 120 Volts (the images don't show the built-in 6ft power cord). 6.5 Watts max. ETL listed for wet locations -has sealed on/off switch . This is not a rechargeable lamp. I will report back in 30 years on the LEDs.
* 300 Lumens is not equivalent to 300 watts* 300 lumens is roughly 40 watts* Watts cannot be converted to lumens as watts is a value of energy used & lumens is a value of brightness. A standard 60 watt light is in the range of 700 - 800 lumens* LEDs are spot lights, the light focus is narrow & radiates in 1 direction, which is why many comments about LEDs make mention of this.
I like this light a lot. Easy to use and work with. Yep, they have a winner here in my opinion.
Great LED light. I like to use LED whenever I can. I have purchased three of these and plan to get more
Not super bright, but bright enough, and doesn't heat up the room. Really good for detail work; not a light cannon you can use from across the room.
Great light if your looking for a night light for a bedroom. Not a workshop light. Purchased to use a light use in my garage for painting. No Bueno.
Needed a portable light source not just for home use, but to use on a movie set. It works well and does not get hot so we can use the color gels on the lens.
I ordered 12 of those to use those for light in my garage, what i noticed is that right out the box 3 were nice and bright and the other once were so so .....After running the lights for about three months about two hours a day three of those lights are already burned out.
Answer: yes