are these bulbs same as 120V AC 60HZ 12 AMPS
1432273
Hi, Mary.. Happy New Year.... S. Dobosz is right... they are not 12 amps....
1432274
These bulbs work in 120v lamps and put off 25 watts of light. We used them in my wife's make-up mirror.The higher the wattage the brighter the light will be with incandescent bulbs.Hope this helps!
1904327
I assume you meant that you have 120 Volts AC, 60 Hz power (same as the US). That is what you need for this product.
196110
Don't know if this is correct. On label on back it says: Type 12WL TP 120V 0.05A 60HZ
1652857
About the same as a regular bulb. Just make sure you only use them in 12 volt. No marking identifies them as 12 volt!!
1491593
Yes they are 120v. I haven't tried them on a dimmer but am sure they would work.
2025212
These bulbs are approximately the same size as traditional 60w bulbs. If your current bulbs are the smaller 40w incandescents ... there might be a size issue. My advice would be to purchase the Crees, and even if they didn't fit ... you can always find other 60w bulbs in need of an energy-efficient upgrade!
2071183
Yes they are. However, after I purchased the bulbs, I've experienced over a 50% failure rate of the bulbs making them almost as costly as buying them locally. Therefore, I would no longer recommend them.
1582396
You would have to check with the manufacture co. I would only use this bulb with 12V DC. It says AC 12V, but I do not know of a source for 12V AC current. Hope that helps.
347593
None. The AC input works with 120v i.e. any energy line in the US. The ligh bulbs consume 10W.
2065987
Hi, Tracy Ann! Yes, the bulbs are 120/130 volt... they work fine in the USA... Have a great Thanksgiving...best regards... Doug in Niceville, FL
60043
No. Remove the ballast and wire the load to one end, the neutral to the other end, and it works on 120v AC.
1213240
I have no way of knowing, the bulbs that were sent to us we for 110, they don't sell 12v. Would have been nice to know that up front,, so much for advertising the correct product. We kept the 110 v and they all started to fail after a few weeks, we ended up sending them all back and never did get a refund from these people. Amazon however took care of us just a couple weeks ago. Don't buy from this Amazon retailer.
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"20 volt bulb" i would suspect they are noting you should buy a 20 volt bulb to use with this 18 volt "system". else you'll burn out bulbs faster. similar to purchasing 130 volt bulbs to use in 120 volt AC house voltages. they will last longer and stand up to more abuse. All that being said, we can no longer purchase incandescent type bulbs, but you get the point...
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I honestly cannot answer this. My lamp is a model 7100 Tensor. The bottom of it says 120 volts 60~.2 amps. Use #93 Bulb only. Before I found this #93 on Amazon, I tried several automotive bulbs, but the specs did not match the above. they would work for an hour or so, then sorta fade in and out. If you notice, the specs of the #93 don't exactly match what my lamp says, other than #93. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
1026356
Yes. I just replaced my 12volt, 50watt light bulbs with these and they work great.
1488370
Given that these are 120v, their life expectancy is shorter than the 130v equivalent. However, these are noticeably brighter than the 130v, which was the main reason I purchased these bulbs.
3544
Hi,Thanks for your inquiry. The power consumption of these bulbs is quite low. About 90ma at 12 volts. That's 1 wattBe Well