Is it possible to get a version of this bulb and its fittings that will work with 220 - 240v?
136705
The bulb does not care what the ballast runs on. You need to search for a ballast which accepts 220-240v. Good luck!
250450
Yes, these bulbs are designed to work with 220V. Keep scrolling down on the product information page. You will see a table that lists the voltage rating as "100-140 & 200-270."
1113237
We don't normally stock these in 220-240, however we are generally able to special order non-U.S. voltages on many of our product lines. Please contact me directly at 212-475-1124, and I will be glad to look into it for you. -Dylan @ Dale Pro Audio
226434
Take the bulb and go to a home improvement store, lowes, hope depot and you should be able to find one there
271910
It is supplied with 110v bulbs and also works with 220v bulbs, bulbs should be purchased separately
480787
not available locally; i got mine online. cannot convert back to a standard bulb. the prongs of the led stuff are notably larger and "stretch" receiver to where it will not accommodate the original incandescent bulb (won't stay lit without banging). will need to replace that mag light part as well.
1353803
Not sure, your best bet is to remove your old one and take it to a Lamp and Fixture supply company. They should know for sure and if their price is too high then you can always order from Amazon.
250448
I am pretty certain that it will work at 240v. However, the lamp-base is US (etc) standard. Check your socket to make sure such a lamp will actually screw into it.
1473107
I do not believe so. The wiring is setup for 110V and the bulb is 110v. I am not an electrician however and I cannot comment on what it would take to make it 220 V
664234
No this will not work on 220 volts. The light fixtures these lamps work in are 120 volts
2221394
The first thing you would need to do is determine if the existing bulbs are 12v or 120v. If they are 120v DON'T USE THESE! These bulbs are rated for 12v ac or dc. If you determine that the voltage is compatable, then it's just a matter of if they'll fit. These modules have their electronics mounted on the back, so you'll need close to 1/2 inch clearance back there.
826438
Hi Jackie G.,The lamp came with the necessary bulb. I have a 20W 120V/60Hz 300mA 1170 Lumens 6500K mercury disposal: epa-gov/cfl All of that is what's written on the base of the bulb. There is a replacement code = U15200 It's coiled and short. Hope that helps.
1340234
Not without modifications. The plug would need to be adapted as well as the bulb. They run 220VAC in Europe along with special outlet plugs. I happen to be sitting in a German Hotel right and am looking at one.
2279262
This bulb fits a standard light socket, but it must be wired to a 12V source and not a normal 120V source. Great bulbs! I have 30+ in use.
1300465
I think you mean a 240V ballast, but yes they will. All lights will work with 120 or 240, only difference is that some bulbs prefer electronic ballasts over magnetic ballasts or vice versa. Hope this helps, happy growing!
1303581
The lamp has a sticker that says 110 Volt Input Only. It does come with the bulbs. Have you considered a step-down transformer?
189301
That is not about bulb but about the lamp, since these do not run off line current. The lamp must be rated for the 240, if so then it will properly process the line current for the bulb.