Can this be installed in a motorhome and wired directly to the chassis 12V system?
817239
Absolutely. That's what I'm using them for--in a 5th wheel to start replacing all of the 12 v fluorescent lights. Just be absolutely sure to connect the red wire to the positive 12 volt lead, and the black wire to ground. (reversing the polarity on LED's destroys them.)
817240
I believe you would be fine with a 12V DC source. I have connected them to Malibu ligting transformers providing 12V outside of my home without any issue. I have also connected them to 110V A/C through the dimmable drivers sold.
817241
The puck light is designed to operate at 12V DC. The same power commonly available in motor homes. It should work fine. If wiring more that one puck light, wire them in parallel rather than series. That will provide each light with the same voltage and it will make sure that each puck light is the same brightness.
817242
I think so. I wired mine to the exciting 12v wires in my 1971 travel trailer.
817243
There is no reason it wouldn't work on a 12V system as long as it is DC (Malibu Lights ???), anyhow, you may wish to use a dimmer with them. They are really bright and dimming them should extend their life.
2005995
Yes, we have ours connected to a 12 volt motorcycle battery and installed on an ATV.
955874
No, it absolutely will not. This is made to take two circuits (each 120 volt) and deliver two 120 volt feeds to the two phases of a 50A motorhome. The 50 amp motorhome will not know the limits of what it can draw on each phase (15A, 20A, 30A; or any combination of these limits); but it will have two feeds from two circuit breakers. A 20A and a 30A will provide the 50A motorhome a usable total of 50 amps. But a 30Amp camper is a single phase system; one inbound circuit feed is the limit. btw, a 240v device (very rare) in a motorhome will only work if the two circuits are from different phases; but all the 120v devices will work fine. No, it absolutely will not. This is made to take two circuits (each 120 volt) and deliver two 120 volt feeds to the two phases of a 50A motorhome. The 50 amp motorhome will not know the limits of what it can draw on each phase (15A, 20A, 30A; or any combination of these limits); but it will have two feeds from two circuit breakers. A 20A and a 30A will provide the 50A motorhome a usable total of 50 amps. But a 30Amp camper is a single phase system; one inbound circuit feed is the limit. btw, a 240v device (very rare) in a motorhome will only work if the two circuits are from different... » Read More No, it absolutely will not. This is made to take two circuits (each 120 volt) and deliver two 120 volt feeds to the two phases of a 50A motorhome. The 50 amp motorhome will not know the limits of what it can draw on each phase (15A, 20A, 30A; or any combination of these limits); but it will have two feeds from two circuit breakers. A 20A and a 30A will provide the 50A motorhome a usable total of 50 amps. But a 30Amp camper is a single phase system; one inbound circuit feed is the limit. btw, a 240v device (very rare) in a motorhome will only work if the two circuits are from different phases; but all the 120v devices will work fine. « Show Less
1995269
Yes, you may, if the trailer supplies 12VDC. Note however, that this item is not waterproof, therefore it must be protected from the elements.
87032
It will work with any 12v system.If you are asking if it is a direct replacement fit I do not know.
37276
No. This is just a mechanical thermostat. When the temp reaches the manually indicated setting, the 12v system (in my RV) 'connects.'
1882546
I'M Pretty sure you can.i used the stock wiring when i connected it to my motorcycle
2258539
mine is in a motorhome hooked to the 1 of the 2 coach batteries ,the 2 are hooked together with cables from 1 to the other,the engine battery is separate from these,not sure if this is considered 24V or just 12V,has been used for 2 years like this,havent had a problem........
905652
I don't believe so. However, I would ask the manufacturer directly. I had some installation issues in respect to the manner in which the wiring had to be connected. The help desk people at Intermatic were extremely helpful. As such I believe that they could answer your question and provide advice on how to achieve what you want to do.
2047945
sorry don't really know im using on a 12 volt system you should be able too they only take less than 2 mps to run
2241992
our application for this motor was for a RV step, it was hardwired so don't know.
2283250
Yes, into the 12v socket in the rear or the car. We ate very happy with our Netbase it works brilliantly!
207420
I don'tI don't see why not.It works on 12 voltsIt is very simple to install
1373380
Electrically there is no problem with any 12 vdc system. I am not to sure about the legality of using them on the road. I would at least have a separate switch for them so you can use them only when you need them. I use them on my atv and love them, lots of light.
1296119
Yes. Wiring the wil depend on what voltage you will need, 12 or 24 volts by wiring in Series or parallel
1715887
Yes. It's s 2 wire 12vdc. You'd have to tie it into the headlight. Minimal amperage draw with LEDs, so no risk of to much draw.
1350099
This unit is DC powered, so I'm assuming you are referring to a DC powered system where you are wiring directly to a 12V DC power source... try it!