Can this transformer be used with six low voltage 11watt path lights?
1694887
Yes this unit can handle any combination of 12v halogen light bulbs as long as you do not exceed 75w total wattage. However we would recommend not to exceed 68w as all lighting items have a +/- 10% variance, meaning each unit can sometimes only handle 68w where others may handle up to 82w. So to be safe use the lower wattage rating of 68w max. This will help the life of the item.
1694888
Theoretically yes, as long as the total wattage is at or below 75W. But this piece was garbage, it was a dud. Zero output. You can buy one at Home Depot.
1694889
Hello yes transformer is rated for up to 75 watt six fixture by 11 watt will be 66 watt.Thanks
582212
Perhaps. The trick is to supply 12v DC to the lights. I think the transformer is in the little box with the blades that fit into the plug, so you would have splice in before the transformer. When I replaced my fluorescent under-counter lights, my solution was to pull the old lights, install a plug at the end of those hard wires, and then plug into that. A bit of extra work, but not bad.
768617
It depends on your transformer. For instance my transformer is 88 watts and I have 10 Malibu lights, so I use 7 watt bulbs. Keep total wattage at or below total wattage of your transformer.
2236657
Best to contact the manufacturer. Some transformers need more of a load than the LEDs provide. We bought 2 different sets of cable lights. One transformer could use them the other could not.
792726
You can as many lights the transformer can handle. I added two spot lights to mine.
2083733
Assuming your lights are 12 VDC and maximum number of fixtures(lights) do not exceed transformer wattage rating, should work fine.
2083732
this transformer puts out 12vac, 600 watts. If you LED lights require this voltage... you're all set.
557280
I don't know but max rating of 16,000 Lumens would suggest that transformer would not be able to produce adequate voltage. Works great for starter/seedlings in small places (closets) etc. You can grow 8 or 10 plants ? up to sex stage. Also perfect for clones after they have been started. In my opinion,this type of light for above application will do fine without 40,000 L.
2076949
Yes 11w are fine. Multiply wattage by number of lights to determine if transformer has enough power. In this case, the 120 watt transformer will support 10 11w bulbs (10*11=110 watts).
552215
Any low voltage transformer will work.. I bit of warning. If you live in an area that gets a lot of rain (like Central Kentucky) be prepared to replace a lot of bulbs. The fixture looks good, but isn't waterproof.
2190875
I believe so, but can't answer for certain. In my case, I just replaced the old fixtures, clamping in to the existing low-wattage line, and had no reason to check out the transformer. My previous experiene with low-watt lights required a transformer. Wish I could be more difinitive for you.
138376
You will need a 12 volt transformer and low voltage cable. The size of the transformer depends on how many lights you are using and their combined wattage. If you are using LED lights a 44 watt transformer will be sufficient. The transformer is plugged into an electrical outlet. You will need sufficient low voltage cable to cover the distance from the transformer to the light placement.
743156
I wouldn't try it since the 10 4W bulbs aren't very bright to begin with. So putting more lights on the 48 watt transformer would dim the lights even further.
1642895
I see no reason that wouldn't work. One end of the lights have a coax connector that plugs into a standard 12V adapter. The other end has two wires for connecting to another string. The second string would require removing the connector and connecting the wires to the first string. Each string will take about 20W so you have plenty of power for up to 10 strings. I would recommend soldering the wires, but that is not absolutely necessary if you make a good connection. One question - does that transformer put out AC or DC? The lights require DC.
323351
My lighting designer told me that it would not work with low voltage transformers. They suggested the Lutron Diva for that purpose, which is what I am using. I used these everywhere else in my house, though, and they work well. They're a little strange to wire, especially in 3-way and 4-way applications, so you need to have the wiring instructions handy when you're installing them. We also did use these with LED bulbs, and the dimming works funky with dimmable Cree LEDs. One light fixture had two Cree dimmable LED bulbs in it, and the light would not come on when set to a dimming position, when when "turned up" it would flash one of the bulbs on, and then finally the other one. We did not experience this problem with TCP LED halogen replacements, only with Cree standard dimmable LEDs.
1878608
Look up "low voltage transformers" on Amazon. Almost any one will work. I used the paradise gl22720 because I wanted a light sensor.
176775
I really don't know, but I would think it should work since I use it to power three 20-watt 12V AC bulbs. You are talking about using a total of only 12 watts, while my installation uses a total of 60 watts. Therefore, I'm pretty sure this transformer would easily handle your four 3-watt bulbs--as well as up to 16 more of them.