Are these lights solar, battery or 120v powered?
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Mine are electricly powered and the bulbs have lasted some 5 to 6 years. I was so impressed that I ordered three more sets
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Yes, these are definitely 110-120v bulbs. I'm using them in a bathroom light fixture that came with 50 watt halogen bulbs.
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(1) 1.2 volt "AAA" solar rechargeable battery. The battery is included with the light. They are very nice. I like them a lot.
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These are regular 120V lamps. These are not the "industrial" 130V bulbs that will be dim on regular household voltage.
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Amy, They don't take batteries. They require a standard household power connection, normally 115v in the US.
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They are painted in flat black. I purchase six units less than one year ago, and the black color is starting to weather a little. I think that in a couple of years, I will paint them with a rust proof glossy black color. Overall, I like the solar lights. The only negative is that they do not give as much light as the old 40watt 120V light bulbs, but I knew this when I purchased these six solar lamps. At least I do not have to pay for the electricity to power the old lamps. IMHO, solar is the way to go.
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The Gazebo lights are not battery operated. You will need a 120-volt ac source to power them (e.g., like plugging in a household lamp).
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They plug into 120 v ac. There is however an ac to dc PSU. Mine have been running non-stop since 9 /2011.
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These lights are powered by a DC voltage and use USB plug into light. If you are using ac voltage you will a transformer. Ac to Dc
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Yes, they are "SOLAR" lights which means the necessary batteries keep being recharged each day by a solar light panel on the top of each light. If you take out the batteries you don't have any light.
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Electric. Save yourself the money and string some Christmas lights up. That's what these basically are. We ordered these, returned them the next day and are thrilled with our Christmas lights wrapped around our gazebo and the extra $50 we saved by doing so.
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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.
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These lights are low voltage led lights. I have them linked to the same 12V transformer that powers my exterior landscaping lights "malibu lights".
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Yes. Our cabin is wired with regular 120v fixtures but connected to our 12v battery system off our solar. Works great. We prefer these bulbs over the cfl 12v bulbs we were using.
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12V DC. Yes, I have converted totally to LED's and the low power consumption of them really brightens up everything.
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These are 110v, I use these to enhance the full spectrum led for and during flowering.
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These run on 12v direct current. You need to install a 50e max 120vac-12vdc transformer to do the job