Can this item be used in a home or is it only compatible with RVs and boats? Is this hardwired or plug-in?
1585802
This is a 12 volt light with 2 wires for positive and negative 12 volt only, no plug, direct wire. Using this light on a RV and it is excellent for reading.
1585803
Most if not all home electrical power is 120 volts AC . The 900110 lamp is 12 volt DC and could only be used with a 12 volt DC power supply in a home. RVs lighting is mostly 12 volts DC
1585804
These lights are 12 volt DC powered. Your home is wired for 110 AC. You could use a transformer but probably not the best solution for your needs. These lights are hard wired and not plug in. All of the above aside, I am happy with the product and installed 6 of them on my boat.
1585805
Have an existing DC light in RV. Any advice whether I could hard wire this Gold Longlife to other light's power (about two feet away)?
1585806
This is a 12volt light, it is hard wired, you could make your own plug-in, would not be hard to do. Nice bright lite.Mine is in a motor home.
1585807
Hardwired 12 volt DC and therefore not suitable for home use. You would need something for 120 volt AC current.
1628223
Hi,I used a small heater in our airstream that had similar heat settings, so I'd say yes. It's just an ordinary plug-in. Keep in mind its size. It is small, which would be perfect for an rv. There are two heat settings. If your rv heat is on and you run this on high you'll probably blow a fuse. I'd turn your rv heat off or stick to its low setting. Cute little fireplace.
386440
correction to my answer not sure if it is for outdoor use, but i use it outdoors only when plugged into my generation with no issues. it is made for a generator which you can not be used indoors.
1812150
It could work for a boat . But this isn't a marine amp . So you would need to install it in a place that won't get wet at all.
1013013
Sure it can be hardwired. Just cut off the plug on the cord and connect your wired. Not sure about removing the plug cord completely and directly connecting
721568
It is portable in the way that you can use it in many room or take it with you when traveling. It does have a cord so it is not a good solution if you lose power. I think this would be best in an RV or maybe in a hotel. Hope this helps!
517940
Hello, This particular item is a plug in. There is another that is the same model that is hardwired. See link for hardwired. Amba RWH-SB Radiant Hardwired Straight Towel Warmer, BrushedThank you for your inquiry,Happy shopping.~McGrath
92822
I would say yes. The papers that came with it said it was to be used with an AC voltage supply. I put it in an RV with 12 v dc supply and it works perfectly. This is a basic thermostat. I would get a programmable unit to put in my home if i were you. My opinion only.
264142
I had an rv place do the wiring. There's a pigtail with a plug that's hooked on car, I plug that into the plug on the trailer.Sorry, I don't know the technicalities of how to do it. It would vary from vehicle to vehicle anyway.
486463
It works off of your internet so unless you had a modem and a router in your RV it wouldn't work. Sorry!
1600251
No. I used one I had for an air mattress. If you buy one, get one you can plug into the 12 volt accessory outlet on your boat.
1594848
Yes, this is just an extension cord for the 30 amp service used by your RV. It has a male end that will plug into the power and a female end that you will plug the cord from your RV into.
1133200
If you are hooking them up to a boat or RV (12 volt DC system) or to a 12vDC battery, yes they are dead easy to hook up. If you are wanting to wire them into your house to use with utility provided electricity (AC) then it is alot more complicated. They are wired with quick connectors on the back side. You'll have to look up what kind they are and match them to what you want to hook them to. If they don't match you can cut them off and wire in the correct type. I would suggest you read a little or hit youtube for a few videos on how it works and how to hook them up.
639102
It is hardwired. I wired it in a new construction home. It can be made to be a plug it, but you will need a little electrical skills.Hope this helps. The light is not as bright as you would think.
2060194
Just plug it into the outlet ... after you initialize & enter your security codes.You will need an Alpha signal booster. We have it on our boat, and it is VERY reliable... Even at low tides.
1628221
Hi, I used a small heater in our airstream that had similar heat settings, so I'd say yes. It's just an ordinary plug-in. Keep in mind its size. It is small, which would be perfect for an rv. There are two heat settings. If your rv heat is on and you run this on high you'll probably blow a fuse. I'd turn your rv heat off or stick to its low setting. Cute little fireplace.
848399
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.