What is the actual DC voltage these lights run on? After one of the original drivers failed, I tried a standard 12V LED driver and it did not work.
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This light panel requires a constant "current" driver (as opposed to constant "voltage" driver). Please see original LED driver for specs.
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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.
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Make shure their is no a/c bleed over,and that it is d/c12v. Not 12 v a/c. Then you should be ok. Also double check the amps you only need one or two amps to run the lights. Use a fuse!
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The problem would be to convert the power supply to match the voltage requirements of the LED bulbs. The battery pack puts out a 7.1 to 8 volt max. It would be very easy to fry these if you don't have the proper power source.
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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.
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These lights will work with 12volt through 30volt. There are no separate lights for different voltages.
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they are rated 7-16v ac/dc. i can tell you they worked for a short while on 12vdc, when i tested them, but when i used 15v ac mocking up the fixture, 2 fried about the 3rd time switching on. i have one working on 12vdc regulated about 5 months they have a beefy bridge rectifier internally, but it seems the ic regulator or driver is not up to the task of switched supply that comes from an unbuffered 60hz rectified feed. they would have been better off using a more traditional regulator to drive the leds
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Mine doesn't work anymore either. I was thinking about buying another one from Amazon power pack for led lights. It has 5 volt output 8 amps. Should last longer for 14.99
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Why would you convert 12v to 9v? The lights are produced to operate on 12v. If you are asking if they will operate on a little 9v battery as from a smoke alarm, poorly.... blink a few times and lights out, can test a minute to see if they work ok? If using a brick battery with a few amps or so, they will work ok....or at least the strips have for me, but poorly compared to giving the full 12v+ they are made for. Best I can offer from the question is give the strips the 12v+, and at least 2a per strip needed to work as expected.
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Just the strip of lighting I use them with 12v batteries and any 12v power suppy will work. Standard 12v female adapter on the end of led....and an assortment of dimmers and switching are available...power supply extra.
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i thought the same that 12-110-120 would work on either 12V or on 120 we need these for our properties in Belize that are all high volt 110 not landscape lights running on 12V after trying many this is the only one that i have found works on 110V if you find other please let me know http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A21BXVC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Not sure. The tag on the light listed a wide range of voltage 9 to 60 volts DC. I think it would run one of them as it is within the voltage range but I do not know how long it would go before running the battery down. This light is very bright but is a wide beam and not a spot. I have them mounted on my DR 650 trail bike but not hooked up yet as I am going to convert to LEDs as much as possible to save power and have the extra for other things.
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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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These are 12v. DC lights. I run them off an Intermatic ML88T 88-Watt Power Pack with Timer (also from Amazon) connected to an outdoor GFCI. I still cannot believe that they are only using three watts each. They are definitely brighter than I imagined. Three of them light a hundred foot path from my house to my shop very well. This winter when they were buried in snow the diffused light was still enough to mark the path. They are well made and I certainly would recommend them.
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It should work on any 12 volt DC source...usually golf cart batteries are wired in series to produce the higher voltage, so I would be extremely careful and test your connection for the correct voltage BEFORE you connect the LED's...higher voltage will probably burn the lights out permanently.
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The LED lights operate on A/C voltage between 85v and 264v. The low voltage system output is probably only 12v to 25v so these would not work. Some low volt systems may also operate on DC and again the 10 watt lights use AC.
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Get a light made for 12v, there are several around. To hack this light to work on 12v, remember LED chips don't run at a voltage, they run at a specific current at roughly a particular voltage. This light would want specifically 1.2A at about 24 volts. The 10 watt lights work the same way, but at 0.8 amp curret at around 12v. If you drove them at a constant voltage, current would be out of control and they would either underperform or overheat.