could i hook this up to a motion sensor 120 volts?
1719559
I never try that but if you know how to connect it, it should. I assume you use the motion sensor as a power switch.
1757517
Hi Federico, This Nightlight will work with 120 volts. You do not want to use it with 220 volts.
913417
Buy a 120v occupancy sensor much easier. Ask me if you need help. Very easy
1572473
Yes, this device is for use on a 120VAC circuit. You will have a Hot wire - (Black), and a Neutral wire - (White) that is connected to you device.
1433492
Yes, you just need to purchase a plug in transformer to convert the 120v ac to 12v dc. 500ma should be sufficient
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No - not without using some kind of a step down transformer changing 240 volts to 120 / therefore I would say for simplicity, use only 120 volt service.
706310
Voltage there may be different there than in the U.S. if you have 120 volts house current if should work. But i am not positive. If it's different you could get a voltage converter.
963240
it can but its not accurate for a 120v supply it reads 49 v non contact and 60 v contact. u need to use the negative lead to get the true rms value.
886400
The sensor/detector runs off of batteries. The lights themselves must be hooked up to 120v AC line. This product works good. I bought a second one to control lights in my basement so I don't have to turn the lights on and off. It takes care of it for me.
1783685
You would have to get an inverter to have that work properly. It comes with an un-grounded, 2 prong plug that is meant for 120
1713462
It sounds like low voltage coming out of motion sensor, or the coil amps are higher than the ampacity of the motion sensor contacts. If neither is true, then the motion sensor could have bad contacts. Is the motion sensor rated for 120VAC on the contacts?
1969130
instructions say power source is only 120V so I believe you need a converter.
1415642
This is 120 V, but if you have the transformer to adapt , I don't see why not... Hope that helped.
1806987
Yes as long as you put only 110-120 volts & no more than 15 amps. The output is only 15 amps from the switch.
327173
Depends on where you are planning to wire it in. I would suggest you watch tutorials videos and buy a voltmeter. Everything else, you can do it!
1899012
Short answer, yes. Just wire it up like how you would a light bulb; make sure to add a resistor, this thing only take 12volts DC only.