Can these be hooked up to a house plug and used indoors?
1419510
Not directly no. You would have to buy a 110v to 12v convertor. These lights operated on 12DC current. House current is 110AC.
1419511
They are 12 volt dc lights. You would have to use an AC to DC 12 volt converter to run them off of household power.
1419512
No, there 12 volt DC, not house current. If you try to use them on house current you will burn them up. And it would be dangerous
1360004
Yes, as long as your router is connected to one, you can connect a bunch around the house. I have 4 plugged in and one at the router.
484928
You mention that you are going to "hook up" to your tv. There will have to be an amplifier in the loop...tv out-to amp in, to which the speakers are connected. Sure, they will work indoors. You might even like the way they sound indoors which, btw, actually is not too bad. For a starter home theater, not a bad way to go and since they come with brackets for wall or ceiling mount applications, easy to install.
484926
You mention that you are going to "hook up" to your tv. There will have to be an amplifier in the loop...tv out-to amp in, to which the speakers are connected.Sure, they will work indoors. You might even like the way they sound indoors which, btw, actually is not too bad.For a starter home theater, not a bad way to go and since they come with brackets for wall or ceiling mount applications, easy to install.
680084
These do not connect to line voltage. They are passive speakers, which means they are driven by an amplifier. So you can use them anywhere you want.
595681
I would think so. You'd connect the plugs together. Might need a connector, but those you can get locally.
503417
Sorry, I am not sure if it would work, We used it inside and was plugged in all the time.
1585807
Hardwired 12 volt DC and therefore not suitable for home use. You would need something for 120 volt AC current.
2027966
I think yes. I used them in a regular 110 volt fixture I bought from lowes. But you MUST wire the fixture to 12 volt only! Do not use regular 110volt house electric. These bulbs are pretty bright.
973163
Yes, I have mine plugged in at my house for my porch.....they are great - BRIGHT if you use anything other than 15 watt bulbs but I really like them.
1200178
I have not tried that but it seems to me that they would work anywhere there is a USB outlet.
712008
I believe so, but they are corded and cannot be used with as a wireless device.
749490
Yes, they should provide plenty of power indoors. Even outdoors, they can provide decent power. Adding a subwoofer is recommended. However, I find my Behringer to be a bit muddy, if you haven't bought them yet, JBLs are better.
1786146
If All Your Hardware Takes The Same Size Plug, I Don't See Why Not. I Think They Are The 2.1Mm Size, But Don't Take My Word For It. Look TheM Up And Find Out What Size The Plug Is And Then Check Your Equipment. Some Equipment May Need More Than 5A.
1235680
Can they be plugged into a dedicated extension cord that is not a power strip or surge protector?
1632534
As far as I know, the only reason this wouldn't be meant for indoors is because most indoor light sockets would be hooked up to a 120 volt system and these bulbs are 12 volts. Our light fixtures are 12 volts (we have solar power in our house) and we use these lights indoors. As long as whatever you're plugging them into is also 12 volts it shouldn't be a problem.
2177280
I haven't actually tried, but I don't see why not. It converts it to work the same as your house outlet.