How could I power these if needed to use outdoors?
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They are great for indoor but not enough power for outdoors. You will need halogen lights to do that from Home Depot .
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They are battery. Would be nice though . . . although a would be thief could simply pull cord and realize there is no power and proceed with plan
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A power source to run these? Of course not. These run off of Fairy Dust, and luckily they are pre-loaded with a lifetime supply so the lights never turn off. Who needs electricity to run lights?
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The connectors are outdoor rated and have environmental seals. I simply plugged the power supply into an outdoor receptacle. Make sure you mount the control unit out of direct sunlight.
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They need to have an AC plug in to work, but that is your only limitation. Very portable as long has you have an outlet
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Power but will run in a battery pack, they are worth the price www.urbanimages76.com for samples using these lights
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No idea in a solar panel use but they are 12v. So If the panel is 12v you may need to adapt it some how
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They work off of a 12v DC battery. You can buy an adapter that converts it to work with 120v AC.
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I own a couple of these and the only way to power them on location is via extension cord or a generator. Harbor Freight sales some inexpensive generators. They are not ac/dc, if they are there is nothing on their website stating what battery to use. Hope that helps.
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These are 12 volt not 120 volt! With that said you could use a 12 volt DC transformer or a 12 volt battery
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They require an electric connection. I believe they MAY be able to run off a heavy duty 12 volt rechargeable battery, but I have not done it that way.
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Scott, you will need access to a wall outlet for these speakers. There is no way to power them without the wall plug.
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They are hard wired in our application as pendent lights over a kitchen island. You could add a plug and power them that way if need be.
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Certainly! They are very bright and can be powered by as little as a 9V battery. A small solar panel could be used to keep a rechargeable battery pack charged for remote applications.
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I think it might be a good idea no matter indoor or out. I unplugged mine outdoors, and the water runs out super fast. Next summer, I'll plug them up somehow.
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I would expect they would need to be rechargeable batteries for that application. Consult your instruction manual for the equipment you have.
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These are low voltage lights and will work inside or outside. Because they are low voltage, you would need to purchase a low voltage transformer to connect them to. You can purchase transformers that have photosensors or timers, or you can find a basic one that has an on and off switch.