Can anyone tell me if this is a Class II transformer? I need a Class II transformer to light a North Pole Woods piece from Dept 56.
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Mine looks the same and has product information on the plug itself that lists it as a "class 2 transformer."
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Sorry cant help! I just know what plugs into what! I take pictures, write notes & do drawings so it goes together each year the same. It works for me!
2015188
Yes you will need a transformer. It is a great unit. You will be glad that you purchased it.
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You must buy the transformer. We bought 10 lights and have them all on one transformer. Must measure the area you plan to light so you will know how much wire to purchase. I ordered all from Amazon. We love these & plan to buy more for our fish pond area in our back yard.
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This model does not have a transformer. No problems. Have not had problems with Kovacs lights that do have transformers either.
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At least yours works. The OTTlite I had quit working because it had a faulty transformer. I thought it was the bulb, but after spending $15.00 for a new one, discovered that it was the transformer. OTTlite never responded to my requests, had no replacements available, no suggestions on repairs...nothing. A transformer of the correct voltage from an electrical supplier cost nearly $30.00. I trashed the crappy OTTlite and bought a similar light from Lowe's for about $20.00. It has worked fine...no problems.
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NO. There is no power is work when you put in 200W transformer This is last question I answer you after I am not explain why this light is not working.
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The answer is do not overload the transformer. The transformer is rated at 60 watts and it is not difficult to determine the load of the LED lighting attached. If you are not familiar or comfortable with these calculations you should not install this product.
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You should be able to use any transformer designed for low voltage (12 volt) lighting. I believe that Amazon may sell some of these transformers - search to find out.
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If I am not mistaken (from my experience), it came w/ a transformer to make the light run on 240V. If you want to hard wire it, make sure you don't cut 'that thing' away
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they won't work because your transformer has to have some minimal load to work properly, when you installed ONLY led bulbs load of those led bulbs is probably to small so the transformer doesn't work.I Suggest to install 3 of incadescent and 3 of led and then it should work. you can also try 2 of incadescent and 4 led etc.
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I really don't know. I use just the regular transformer and it works fine. You might want to try the Lionel site. Good luck!
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No a power transformer will be needed. Search for 12V minimum of 2 AMPS to power these lights. Since most transformers come with a barrel connector and the LED lights come with a barrel receiver they plug together well. I have purchases these type of lights for 3 projects and very happy with the output.
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This is only a single light , no transformer but the ends are on the light. if you need a transformer the only place I have found them is from Brinkmann
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I am using this transformer to run some outdoor landscape lights.....using low wattage bulbs but this segment of lights has a halogen and several incandescent bulbs.....installed in water proof box with electric eye.....been hooked up for several months now
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I used the same transformer that was powering my white 12V light. It works great!
525114
Hello you need to make sure it is rated for your countries voltage. It has a step down transformer. Why don't you call or email the company . I love mine I can operate by switch or just leave it on it comes on Automatic at night and morning goes out .the 3 lights give a very nice light good lighting but not I blinding More of a soft light which is great,and eats very little power.
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You need to check the amp draw of the light strings and the amp output of the transformer