Can it be used as power for a submersible pond light? Specifically Malibu model 8401-3501-01?
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look malaka, as long as your light is 12 volt it should work you did not mention the watt's but as long as you dont exceed 200 watt with what other lights you are using.
1256850
If the light is low voltage then yes it can. Make certain the wire harness from the light is water tight and not stripped-open until at least 1-2 feet from the pond.
1287213
It should be able to easily power this fishfinder. I don't know what you are currently using but this battery uses 3/16" female crimp spade connectors.
1385280
Can't see why not, this is a 12 volts battery and last a very long time on one charge. I also use mine for the very same purpose and not to worry any longer Good luck and relax 11The fishing Guy !!!!
2244533
That is what I use mine on. Add up bulb wattage, should be less than wattage of transformer. I use LED bulbs and can use over a hundred on one 88W transformer, Malibu uses 7W incandescent so 11 or 12 would be the limit.
1351680
I have no idea, sorry. I used it as a replacement for a Malibu light socket that was not working. It was a much better socket that the original Malibu socket.
1113106
I use it on an aquarium light and it works great. I would think it would be fine.
727676
Since also 12VDC, yes you could operate this LED flexlight using your 12V boat outlet instead of 120VAC/12VDC power supply. One problem though: When your boat alternator is running you will actually measure about 14.4V Leds are sensitive to even slightly higher voltages than nominal. So they will draw noticably more current, shine brighter, get hotter and hence have a reduced life span. But yes, it works. Certainly works just fine if your boat engine is not running at the time you use them. I am an EE and tested this all out using a variable laboratory power supply. Had a similar application. Hope, this helps.
760165
Yes they can. I have 4 of them back lighting a waterfall and they have been working great for the past 3 months with no issues. I have them connected to my 12v landscape transformer.
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You can run all of the lights as long as the voltage added together does not exceed the 600 watt transformer. I do however want to mention although this product is stated that is to be used underwater it will fail I contacted the sellerand was met by a very hhelpful and understanding customer service and was able to have them send me a new one but was instructed not to submerge in water because it will fail THE ad is misleading I now have the light set between the rocks of my pond facing the waterfall what a beautiful light this product gives off making my pond look beautiful and relaxin. I hope that this answer will be helpful God bless You can run all of the lights as long as the voltage added together does not exceed the 600 watt transformer. I do however want to mention although this product is stated that is to be used underwater it will fail I contacted the sellerand was met by a very hhelpful and understanding customer service and was able to have them send me a new one but was instructed not to submerge in water because it will fail THE ad is misleading I now have the light set between the rocks of my pond facing the waterfall what a beautiful light this product gives off making my pond look beautiful and relaxin. I... » Read More You can run all of the lights as long as the voltage added together does not exceed the 600 watt transformer. I do however want to mention although this product is stated that is to be used underwater it will fail I contacted the sellerand was met by a very hhelpful and understanding customer service and was able to have them send me a new one but was instructed not to submerge in water because it will fail THE ad is misleading I now have the light set between the rocks of my pond facing the waterfall what a beautiful light this product gives off making my pond look beautiful and relaxin. I hope that this answer will be helpful God bless « Show Less
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The malibu fixtures I have will not work with this bulb unless you modify the fixture. My fixture already has a reflector type shell that becomes dull and non reflective over time. If you remove the reflector then insert the bulb it will work, but you must un-screw and remove the original reflector in the fixture first.
1559294
Good question. I would suppose you can, as long as the rechargeable battery mets the voltage/current specifications for the light. If you aren't sure, I'd recommend against making the change.
378651
Yes it can, i am running 2 500 watt light strands (total 1000 watts) with no problem.
1133350
Yes to both questions. 12Volts, 20Watts, 30 deg light beam spread. Out door landscaping Malibu type enclosed light fixture use, ok.
625672
Since I'm a Master Electrician I can answer your question without a doubt and the answer is "NO!" But if you buy a separate transformer that steps down the current to 120 volts it's possible. This lantern was designed for 120 volt current only!
674609
dude the answer is yes but it will only be running at 400 watt you would need a 1000 watt power supply to get the full benefit of the 1000 watt light
755671
Yes, I used them to replace existing cheaper plastic Malibu lights while still using the existing power supply and wiring. On another note, Malibu sells these same lights with LED bulbs for $10 to $15 more. I bought the standard lights and then bought LED bulbs on ebay for approx. $1 each. The LEDs use a lot less power, smaller elec. bill and you can put more lights on a single power supply. The standard lights are 11w each, with the LED bulbs they are 1w to 1.5w each. The standard power supply is 44w (so only 4 lights with std. bulbs) with the LEDs I have 8 to 10 lights on a single circuit.
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Hello my friend, Though the power for each light is 10W. I would recommend you to use a 250W power supply for working with 15pcs of these lights. If these lights are used under water, kindly use a waterproof 250W power supply (we have it but not yet list it , but if you want to know the details ,you can email us for more info ). If these lights are used , not being soaked in water, then an ordinary 250W power supply or a larger one is OK. For any further question for the power supply info or how to connect several lights, you're more than welcome to contact us freely at any time. We'll do our best to help you . Welcome your friendly business with Lemonbest soon. Have a nice day. Best Regards Lemonbest