I would like to put these on our RV. will these lights work on straight 12 volt DC running off our battery?
1570309
I'm not sure. Call LEDwholesalers they might be able to get you a different power adapter. They were very helpful when I had questions.
1442693
these are 12 volt bulbs for an rv or automotive application, not 110 volt as a house would be.
2083733
Assuming your lights are 12 VDC and maximum number of fixtures(lights) do not exceed transformer wattage rating, should work fine.
1385777
Just to be sure, these are 12v lights. The remote has different flash sequences including off, make sure it is not the remote or remote battery.
1340743
These are for 12volt. Might be able get 6v LEDs but not sure. Hope this helps.
1419510
Not directly no. You would have to buy a 110v to 12v convertor. These lights operated on 12DC current. House current is 110AC.
707995
Yes- I believe they will work just fine. For me they worked better than the regular lights because they don't need as much voltage to be bright so they were brighter where I had longer wire runs.
1992667
I highly doubt that they would. Lights like these often draw quite a bit of power. The power supplied that are usually needed are the same used by computer monitors. I believe a 6 amp rating is the minimum. So unless you are talking about a non-standard 9v battery, you would likely run into issues.
1373384
As long as its a 12 volt system it would work but I don't think these are DOT approved for the highway (blind oncoming traffic). I think these are for offroad use only. I put mine on my Chinese ATV to replace the dim one that came on it. Works great and really bright.
2220917
These should run fine on a battery, but I cannot recall what the power connector is on the light. Ours are all installed on a studio ceiling grid along with their individual power supplies.
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.)
932456
Yes , these are 12V panels .Under full sun , one panel can produce Around 17VDC .You will need a good solar controller to keep voltage to 12V to your batteries
1613536
these are 12v lights ,it is possible if you put 2 lights in serie ,then they will work perfectly .
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.
1487008
They will not work on Ac voltage. A rectifier may work. You will get some voltage drop. Depending on how many feet you are running it may not affect it too bad. Won't hurt to try. You may have to add a filter cap too. 12 volt DC supply's are cheap though. I'd just buy one. You don't need a big one. Low current draw with LEDs.
913386
No they are designed for 115v ac. If energized @ 12vdc I would expect no discernable light ourput
1910835
I am using them on a standard low voltage outdoor lighting system. I don't know if that means DC or AC.