It says that it is AC/DC, does this mean you can put AC voltage to it and have light as well as 12 V?
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You would have to check with the manufacture co. I would only use this bulb with 12V DC. It says AC 12V, but I do not know of a source for 12V AC current. Hope that helps.
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I cant say except that 12 VDC doesn't mater about polarity. 12 VAC is only 8.5 volts effective or / root mean square
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12V AC? Don't know of any. I'm sure if you used standard 120V AC it would probably explode.
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The second port is for extra use like, extra work light .....this port is 12V DC. Check at option for this Light
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I use it in combination with a transformer for outdoor lighting, in which case it is AC. I have tried it in the lab with a DC source and it worked also in this condition. I believe they sell this exact light also to be used in RVs and boats where the power system is DC.
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I must reconsider my answer after looking at this a little closer. The lights do require 12vDC and not AC. There is such an adapter sold elsewhere on Amazon that can power this string. I would have to say that you probably cannot use this transformer.
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The buls for this light are 120v GU10C bulbs not the bulb that is listed .. I have told amazon to fix this when I had to return what I bought .. This is NOT a 12v light fixture
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The LEDs in this light operate on DC. The AC adapter/transformer is built into the unit, and cannot be bypassed.
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I do have it connected to the to the ac 120 side via a magnetic dimmable switch. Then I have it connected to my 12v led lighting system.
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As far as I can tell, this lamp is battery only. I don't see anywhere that you can plug in an AC adapter. Also, the light is not very bright. I suggest that you get a regular OttLight.
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Make shure their is no a/c bleed over,and that it is d/c12v. Not 12 v a/c. Then you should be ok. Also double check the amps you only need one or two amps to run the lights. Use a fuse!
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Theoretically it could be wired for 12 VDC; but it would involve more work than it is worth and probably would result in destroying some LED segments. The light source is made up of a grid of smaller LED modules in series / parallel all very close together. This grid of LED modules is connected to a heatsink that dissipates the heat to the lamp housing. Separating the LEDs for a different voltage is not something worthwhile or recommended. There are 12 volt DC LED floodlights available ready to go.
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It does not include a lamp, so it is not necessarily voltage sensitive. The socket is a standard screw in for PAR type bulbs.
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No. This is a DC to DC converter. For your lights you would need a DC to AC inverter.
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It is a DC output, however I attempted to run 12 V automotive lights with it and it barely lit.
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Only if it puts out 12 volts DC NOT AC. if it puts out 12 Volts AC you can use a silicone diode rectifier to convert the AC to DC
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The lights state they are DC voltage. This transformer is is AC. They will not work.
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The one I have has only a 12 volt DC input and 12 volt DC output when they refer it being ac this is not the case they do build one with AC in and AC out its only water resistant only when the dome is installed upright or you could use good silicone around the seal watch your voltage rating when buying the AC one and if you use it with soar panels for 12volt lighting run it thru a solar regulator that has a load out on the regulator or it will burn up the 12DC light swiich
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Hi Francis, I don't know if I am right, but this is what shows in the back of the lamp. Rating: AC 110V ~ 50/60Hz 250WI hope this works for you. Best.