Are they for outdoor such as low voltage landscape lighting?
1322120
These lever nuts are for indoor use only. They are not weatherproof at all. They do make wirenuts for outside that have a silicone gel to make them weatherproof, i would reccomend using those for outside landscape lighting
1322121
They will work for low voltage applications. Being outdoors they have to be enclosed in the waterproof box or fixture as they themselves are not waterproof. I used them for few months and love them. No more exposed wires while changing fixtures or ballasts. Make sure to rise the locking arms compete 90 degrees as it's kind of a hard push and not intuitive that it's so hard.
1322122
No, not outdoor rated. They are other companies that make outdoor wire connectors that are water tight. There are also landscape lighting companies that make pressure fit boxes.
1322123
I have never used them for "in-the-ground" splices but, I would imagine that they would work just as well as the typical connector supplied w/low voltage lighting. However, I think it would be best to consult w/an experienced electrical contractor before attempting.
1322124
The answer is no. They are NOT rated for outdoor use. With that said, I have used them in both exposed and underground uses but ONLY with GFI protected circuits and have yet to have them trip the breaker. I guess if you caulked them to death, your could make them as about as waterproof as the twist on wire nuts filled with goo.
1322125
I think they would work fine. However I would make sure they were properly wrapped in electrical tape.
1402284
Dear Sir,I use these light bulbs for all my outside landscape lighting without a dimmer switch, you may have to ask your local hardware store and take a bulb with you.
1026437
I use them outdoors, they have a clear gel coating on them so I'd say they are weather resistant. Power supply voltage and regulation is critical with these they won't last long with a non regulated supply. I run the ones I have at 12.8 volts and they've lasted for six months all night every night. I've run some of these bulbs with a power supply which stated 12vdc but was actually putting over 16volts needless to say these bulbs lasted about 2 weeks before flickering and burning out. They will last a long time with proper power supply.
1297829
I would say no because they use DC voltage. They sell a dimmer switch that will work with these lights
843055
Yes - I use these bulbs on exterior landscape lighting fixtures that are on a 12 volt a/c (via Malibu low voltage transformer). You can use any normal 120 volt incandescent fixture (which takes normal "old fashioned" bulbs), add to a low voltage line and utilize these low-voltage LED bulbs. They do a great job - so far 7 months running 4 hours per night and no problems. Do not put bulbs in a normal residential 120 volt circuit.
779845
If the low voltage lighting system is DC and falls within the device's operating voltages, then yes. If your system is AC, then you would be operating outside the design parameters of the light and you could possibly damage the light or cause premature failure.
1165357
I don' know if they are intended for outdoor use. However, I live near a beach and almost everything reacts to the humid and ocean spray conditions. After about 2 years these fixtures have held up very well.
2266838
No. This is a low voltage light. It needs to be run off a transformer (commonly used by landscape lighting)
2198940
Yes, they are outdoor deck lights and can be wherever they will be exposed to the weather, including rain.
549619
I think the product spec is wrong. They will probably work on either AC or DC. If they were DC only they would never work as landscape lights, which are always 12 volts AC. Amazon should correct the title line.
549616
Yes, I have them in Malibu landscape lighting and they work great. No flicker and almost the same as with the halogen bulbs.
760165
Yes they can. I have 4 of them back lighting a waterfall and they have been working great for the past 3 months with no issues. I have them connected to my 12v landscape transformer.
785706
I use them in outdoor motion lights and they work fine. The lights are mounted up under the eaves a bit so they don't get direct rain.
1117990
I used them outdoors, no problem. They were however, inside a light fixture.
155707
The ones I bought are 110v and work great. They are being used in outdoor lighting fixtures that are controlled by a timer. Turns out they do attract bugs, so different bulbs with a different color spectrum of light might be better for outdoors. Otherwise, no complaints and my electricity consumption has been cut from 240 watts for 4 hours a night to 24 watts for four hours a night, sweet. Good luck.
347592
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
30073
I have only used them as chandelier bulbs..they have small fittings similar to Christmas lights. My answer to you is they are not described as OUTDOOR LIGHTS.