So, I am confused. Are these lights 12 volt ac, or 110 volt ac?
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These lights are low voltage led lights. I have them linked to the same 12V transformer that powers my exterior landscaping lights "malibu lights".
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these are 12v dc and you can also run (but not dim them) on 12v AC. At 1/2inch the tube is pretty big.
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mine were 12v and lit up the service van really well, I just hooked them into the wire with a Y connector just above the dome light switch at the rear doors and secured them to the underside of each shelf with wire ties.
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They operate on standard 110 volt current, same as all the lights and appliances you use in your home. You can buy a voltage converter that connects to a 12 volt car battery which will convert the current to 110 volts to use these lights out in the field. These converters can be purchased from any auto parts store, hardware stores and places like Wal Mart. These lights operate on low amperage so you can purchase a smaller converter which costs less money. I have a larger converter that works fine. Good Luck.
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The ones I bought are 110v and work great. They are being used in outdoor lighting fixtures that are controlled by a timer. Turns out they do attract bugs, so different bulbs with a different color spectrum of light might be better for outdoors. Otherwise, no complaints and my electricity consumption has been cut from 240 watts for 4 hours a night to 24 watts for four hours a night, sweet. Good luck.
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Mine is 120v ac, I guess they come in 240v also for our friends across the pond, make sure you know what your ordering.
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These are regular 120V lamps. These are not the "industrial" 130V bulbs that will be dim on regular household voltage.
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I believe these bulbs were 7 volts AC. I am not sure if they are ok for outdoor use. I used them indoors in my windows with the candelabra lights. Out of 20 I bought maybe two actually worked correctly. I threw them all in the garbage.
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Not sure because there is a circuit board attached to them, but the plug is 110V.
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I don't think so, this unit only work for 12V outcome. So I guess your lights use 120V.
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They are 12 v for sure am running them off of an Malibu outdoor landscape transformer which is only 12 volt can't answer about being able to dim as I use them for indoor ambient light against a wall
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My track lighting is on 110v but the bulbs are installed in a 12 volt transformer/bulb holder (reduces the 110 volts running through the track to 12 volts for the bulbs). I have installed at least 10 of these Great Eagle LED lights on the same track. Much cooler and less wattage than the 50 watt lights they replaced. These LED bulbs give off a good amount of light too.
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I cut the plug off and stripped the two wires. Then I attached them using butt connectors to wires from a 12 v battery. There are power supplies available on Amazon to fit these lights if you are using them in a 110 v environment as well.
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No, these are pure 12 volt dc. They will not work correctly with an ac source..
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The ones I got were for household current (110-120 is the new designation range for household current) and they use 12 volts I believe.
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Yes, there should be a 12 v transformer on your lighting strip which converts the 110 into 12 v. What kind of bulbs are you replacing these with and what do they say on them?
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You would need 2 of these for each light. But if you have 4 ft units are they 110volts AC ? Realize these are 12volt DC units
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I use these sockets to make 12 volt exterior lights. The wire that comes on these sockets is very thin. I would not try to run 110 volts thru them. I hope this helps.
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I think the product spec is wrong. They will probably work on either AC or DC. If they were DC only they would never work as landscape lights, which are always 12 volts AC. Amazon should correct the title line.