What is the voltage: 127 or 220 v, maximum howmany watts bulb will work?
1242814
This is a controller board. It does not supply power to the light fixtures themselves, it simply plugs into the DMX interface for the lights (or the DMX dimmer switch if the lights do not have onboard DMX). The lighting fixtures can be whatever wattage their power connection (dimmer switch, power strip, wall outlet) and the light fixture itself supports. The board is powered by a wall wart from a standard 110 outlet. I use this in conjunction with ADJ dimmer switches connected to PAR36 cans containing 700 watt bulbs, but I could just as easily use 1000 or 1500 watt bulbs or higher if I chose, and if my PARs supported them (which they do).
1239866
This lamp is designed for use in North America where the standard line voltage is 110-120V. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer of this lamp and ask your question. You can also Google the same question, of course, and possibly that will point you in the right direction.
1048004
Please confirm the voltage for this fixture : 110 or 220? There are conflicting answers from the sellers!
234560
I received the bulb as it is pictured ( too bad they did not ROTATE it to show the labeling. ) 110 - 130V 50/60Hz 60 W 5500 K MADE in CHINA 13108WORKS GREAT !
1774103
The voltage is 120 volts. Contact Watts direct to see if available in 220 or wire with one leg 120 volts and a neutral.
1391386
Of course it will. With the use of a 220V bulb only half the current is flowing when compared to a 110V bulb with the same wattage.
743744
It takes a standard 12v automotive #1141 bulb. Most of these are 18.4 watts. Some higher or lower by a watt.
1287410
I connected mine to a 110, but I'd guess it would work the same with 220 given you plug in 220 bulbs. It's just a fixture and some wires. No "brain" or anything...
185307
The one I have works on 110volt only. You would have to call the company that makes this bulb.
900445
These are 110V 60Hz 85W 5500K lights, I double checked the info printed on the bulb itself.
572822
I'm using it with a 200+ watt halogen bulb, it dims to a low voltage so I'd assume it would.To my knowledge voltage is the requirement, not wattage, but you should check with Insteon. You can contact them through the Smarthome site.Good luck.
624825
The current rating is what matters as you can use these at 115V as well as 12V. My application was 360W at 83V so I was running around 4.3Amps. We had no failures in multiple days (probably 20 hours worth or operation). This socket was being heated by the bulb in my application much higher that what you are planning so probably it will take 50W at 12V with no problem.
73802
I believe if you have a lamp with 220V the circuit should manage the amount of power going thru the bulb itself. But I can be wrong. Might be better to check with manufacturer.
90684
110 V only. It has 3 light levels in addition to off. Assume the levels are 1/3, 2/3 and 100% of the bulb wattage.
1988533
my unit would not work right out of the package, duracell was not too keen on the warranty. my unit says it will handle 175w peak, and 130w constant, it should handle a 75w bulb.
650532
someone else answered that the manufacturers spec says 660w. I use a 250w heat lamp in mine without real issue. what I take issue with is the switch mechanism. it does not hold up the way the fixture does as it is made of cheap plastic and does not seem to be replaceable in itself. my last fixture I used for about a year and a half without a switch, just loosening or tightening the bulb to turn on/off.
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."