What voltage are these? I need 6V for my bike.
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These are 12 volt. Only 3 LEDs worked on the ones I got, I wouldn't recommend these
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They are 12 volt. Your best bet would be to run bulb style lights on older motorcycles still using the 6v system. If it's an issue of not actually having the signal stems while restoring the bike, I'd suggest fabricating your own circuitry inside a more retro housing. Hope that helps.
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Most led's like this will run at a varying voltage. Usually this style will work with 4~18 volts at least. They may run slightly dimmer but it will most likely be not noticeable. If you would like i can go hook mine up to a 6v DC power source and see how they act. ( i bought them from here, decent lights, not the best of quality, wire isn't copper and a very very small gauge. I soldiered my connections because i was worried about the wire just breaking off without the insulation on it.
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These are for 12volt. Might be able get 6v LEDs but not sure. Hope this helps.
1340744
I used them on a 12V bike. Being LEDs, I don't think they will work with less then 10V.
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They don't! I have all 6 in my garage ...voltage is too high...not sure what they are meant for. Had to buy six more at a local battery store earlier this summer
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They require DC voltage. They are rated for 12V. They come pre-wired for connection to an AC/DC converter. I wired them to a 9V battery and they work fine.
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The ones I have are 120v single phase. Wish they were 220v. That is standard here so have to use an inverter. I am using them in a factory in the Philippines on a tracer machine. They have been run hard 6 days a week for 6 months with no problems.
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I don't know a whole lot about electricity but they are 12volt. I hooked up qty.11 in a boat directly to a fuse box with a toggle switch. Hopefully that helps?
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hey js you can use them on any 12 volt power supply I use them as xtra brake light's on my 05 vn2000 I also have them as indicators on my scooter they're not bright enough to lite up the plate that could be a good thing but the law probbaly wouldn't agree hope this helps
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MY answer was AA, They are not AA just similar in size AA would be 1.5 volts@. These are a little larger and are 3.7 volts @. Sorry for the confusion, Hope this clarifies the issue.
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I just called Schwinn to confirm. This takes a 9v 500ma power adapter... seach ebay or google for best price...
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The package says 1.2 volts, but mine are at 1.31 at a 90% charge. I just checked them with a digital multimeter.
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Brigadir, Thank you for your email. They are not for 220 power voltage. Sincerely, Gerrie
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They are 12 v for sure am running them off of an Malibu outdoor landscape transformer which is only 12 volt can't answer about being able to dim as I use them for indoor ambient light against a wall
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12 volts. 0.8 Amps. They move a lot of air but are loud. I SAID, THEY MOVE A LOT OF AIR BUT ARE LOUD! Using a PWM with them helps.
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Not made for that. 12v only. I use mine on my cycles to power, and or charge GPS units mainly.
1001143
the 2 we bought run on 110volt... they are almost a year old are seem to be holding up well.. we use them to keep our boats from mildewing with the covers on them
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They work from 12v-14v and there 30/40 amps so work great on about anything but if u are gonna mount in engine bay be sure to use dielectric greese make them water∧ corrosion resistance.
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incredible differences over stock bulbs. mine are 12 volt. I highly recommend them i will be replacing all my standard bulbs in my motor home with LED's
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I don't recall. Check with www.Rolls.com for details. I use a Voodoo Labs pedal power unit to provide the voltage. It works with 9-15 volts DC.