Never used these before...need to know if onlly one plug end. Making a craft so do not want a plug on each end. No battery operated are they?
138485
These lights have an additional plug on the top of the outlet. They aren't battery operated, they are electric and I like that they don't have the yellow tint when plugged in . The color is more towards a blue tint in my opinion.
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
1622677
Must have been a typo, no batteries required for this end table. I never caught that when I ordered.
395077
Not that i know of. Im sure there's a diffrent brand that has battery operated. These dont though.
235430
No. Not these. There are some that you can run off batteries, and some that are wireless.... But those are much more expensive. These lights are really cool. Definitely a great bang for the buck :)
1121203
they have their own electrical cords so plug 'em in ...........no batteries
2005994
Yes the lights can be battery powered. I am not sure of the time that they will run. I used 8 AA batteries run in series to create the 12V necessary to power the lights as a test. I had the lights running for at least 5 minutes on alternating flash with the 12V battery pack.
67100
I believe that this string of lights have a battery pack and if it doesnt then there are lights out there on amazon that do have battery packs. So no volts are actually needed.
989882
No both ends do not light up. The end that lights is the end you would plug your tool into showing you the cord has a live power supply.
1358324
They are plug in. We love ours and have recieved many compliments on them......VERY well made.!
600780
I have not used my yet but they plug into each other so that you would just need one plug. I bought 3 sets of lights. I am not sure if there is a limit to the number is sets you can plug into the single outlet.
316892
Yes, but they are in the form of a rechargeable battery pack which is rechargeable with the plug in cord that comes with the unit. Have not found this arrangement to be any problem at all.
1524641
These would be useful if you're making a gadget which you will end up plugging something else into (as though it were a wall socket). For example, you could make a gadget that turned on and off a normal plug-in lamp when the gadget detects there is a duck in your house. Internally within the gadget you'll need to use something like a quick-disconnect terminal to crimp onto the wires and then slide onto the blades sticking out the back of these. With all that said, these are meant for 110v systems, please be careful both from an electricuting yourself and starting fires standpoint. It would be wise, if you're an electrical dummy to have someone check your work, and also use a GFI (Ground Fault Isolator?) to put in line between your newly created gadget and the actual wall outlet until you're very sure everything is setup correctly.
1371247
The ones I bought were wired to a circuit and have a battery back up. I did not see any that you just plugged in to an outlet.
1103655
They are bare ends. So you can wire them direct to the CC or put MC4 connectors on them. I put 15 amp Anderson Power Pole connectors on the ends then wired to controller. This gives me flexibility in connection options and for quick connections since I use in a a portable type environment. Works well for my use case.
1172956
As I remember, they don't plug end to end, but you can plug one into the other at one end. I no longer have them in my home - so am going from memory and the photo on this site.
1888986
Yes, they take one AAA battery. They should be switched "off" when not in use to preserve the battery by sliding the yellow switch on the side. They are still functional when the battery is dead; the noise reduction feature will not work, though. Hope this helps :)