Hi ar&eacute; lights working With 120 or 12v? I need to connect them to 220v and need to know if I need to add/ change the conversor
1364298
No need to to convert, work on 120v. And this light sure looked beautiful when light up.
1262280
You would need to change the plug and verify that the wire is rated for the current draw of the bulbs you are using. Watts/220V*number of bulbs=Total current (A)
1367647
I don't think so, this unit only work for 12V outcome. So I guess your lights use 120V.
381854
Hi,It needs a 220 volt dedicared circuit and also a special plug. If you plug it into a 110 it may give you lights but won't do anything else.
1340235
Greetings, you would have to change the lamp out, and have a plug adapter. It is initially, for 110 volts. hope that helps.
496622
These are 12V (probably AC only)If you will have transformer to 12V they will work technically. If you have an isntallation with multiple MR16s and you would like to change it to LED I would recommend to change the transformer to LED version. Otherwise it may not work or if it will work you will decrese the lifespan of the bulb (I work for LED manuacturing company in EU)
177917
Sorry, but to my knowledge there is only 120V. I checked the Flood Light sensors and even those are 120V...
1955644
Hello Dave,These are basically fluorescent light bulbs with switches. So if a conventional 110v to 240v convertor works on a light bulb, it should work with these products. There is not a switch that goes from 110v to 240 v like a computer has on it's power supply.
1288849
Since you specify 120V, I assume these are GU10 base. Yes they will work perfectly. If you are using a dimmer, you must change to LED Compatible dimmer first. Thanks for asking.
1793363
Yes, there should be a 12 v transformer on your lighting strip which converts the 110 into 12 v. What kind of bulbs are you replacing these with and what do they say on them?
2131588
Pretty sure these are made for 120V power supply though they may make a 220-240 version. Here is a link to their Installation specs. http://www.solerpalau-usa.com/Brochures/Residential_Light_Comm/Inline%20Fan%20Options%20Brochure.pdfVersion. It is a great product. I have one servicing two bathrooms and another for my Multimedia/Home Theater cabinet. Love them!
759083
These lights are designed for 12 volt DC power only. They are not designed to be plugged into a standard 110 volt power outlet. A possibility of fire may occur and would most certainly destroy the LED's. Check Hitlightes website for appropriate LED's for standard outlets.
1198521
They are measuring this in volts here, saying that it can be plugged into a 120 volt outlet. The bulbs are only 7 watts and work fine in any night light or Christmas lights. I've purchased many and they are good lights and will last about a year before you will need to replace, maybe longer if you are very careful not to ever jar them as they tend to get more delicate as the filament ages. Hope this helps.
2152355
I'm not sure what you are asking, but I have these lights wired to my household (120 volts?). My standard household wiring uses 14/2 wiring (14 guage with 2 conductors and 1 ground). I spliced my lamp with an outdoor extension cord that I repurposed from Xmas decorations. I then plug this into an outdoor electrical outlet. I have suffered no problems whatsoever.
697548
You would need to step down the voltage to 12v for the lights to work without burning out. I had a problem with several of the lights I purchased in that the 12v in my RV burned and shorted the wires and the panels got so hot that the adhesive pads melted.
1498263
Not a regular 120 volt plug- these are 12volt, an automobile accessory plug would be what you would use. These are set up to be ceiling lights or maybe a wall mounted fixture.
2047422
You will need to buy a voltage converter. If you splice the wire and hook it up directly you WILL damage the lights.