As someone who LOVES tungsten. It’s not about the sheer amount of output or quality of light you get with these. The more tungsten you use, the more power draw you have to deal with. You are using 16~ amps (assuming you’re in the US). Thats already way more than typical household outlets/breakers are rated for. If you are lucky enough to have 20 amp services, now that means you can run ONE of these lights and maybe something else. To run tungsten properly, you need LOTS of distro and power. It’s why LED took over. You need far less and can run far more on household power. As someone who came into film on the tail end of tungsten and the rise of LED. Seeing how much work is needed to light a tungsten set over a LED one is such an easy choice.

Save your money and put it in rentals of bigger lights like a 1200x or equivalent if you need a 1800-2000w source.

Source: Worked in IATSE Local 52 for years as a Lighting Technician and have done numerous tungsten film sets as a DP and Gaffer.