One lamp has brown and blue wires. Which is the hot wire?
653481
First, this a DC lamp. Brown is positive and blue is negative, which is usually grounded in vehicles. If by HOT you mean the positive, it is the brown wire.
569336
The brown wire is the positive ,+, terminal which corresponds to the red wire. The blue wire is negative, -, which corresponds to the black wire. They should be labeled on the power supply. Even if you reversed them you won't harm the led's. They just won't light up.
737896
No, you want to use both. The two yellow wires on the bulb that has brown wires at the opposite end, and the two blue on the bulb that has red wires at the opposite end.
1218674
Oh and hey, I don't remember which wire it was I was fooling with because the first time I purchased this fan one didn't work and when I was tinkering with it I figured out how to turn the lights off, I believe it is the one with three wires. Sorry if I couldn't be enough help.
807001
Its a three-way normal type of turning switch. Location is near the bulb. I was disappointed in the quality of the lamp shade; and, I sent two of the three lamps that I bought back. They are cheap plastic on the inside; I've since found out that this is now fairly common; but, I still don't like it. Its decent; and, I'm glad I kept the one unit.
2171837
wire one power supply to both ends 12v DC or 24vac works great / output switch can be NO or NC just move jumper / unit is aligned when LED is lit on receiver. The one with 2 wires is lamp and 4 wires is receiver / if near a window or slider signal may bounce off glass, A tube or tape may help to limit beam. Have fun : )
23517
The fixture has a ground wire. However the ground wire was not attached to the fixture chassis inside the lamp. Had to tap a hole and tie down the ground. I would GUESS it is not UL listed.
1417828
It has a wire. Needs a bulb. I ordered more than 100 of these and only one wire was missing / incorrect. They were very easy to assemble and break down. I would absolutely purchase again.
549123
No. 03-08 only The one you needs depends on whether you have heated, non-heated. Also some have a signal lamp
547552
I don't think only one of these lamps will give you what you are looking for. We use them for painting classes and need at least 2, one on each side.
1262217
I bought one bulb at Lowe's; it obviously was a 12 volt. I have tossed the old lamp, and bought a new one. End of story.
1875128
Hello my dear Frederick J. Jackson , Yes, this light has a brown and blue wire but no positive and negitive difference. They are the same. You can connect them randomly to the wires of your transformer. Any further question, you're more than welcome to contact Lemonbest freely at any time, we are always here for help. Best Regards Lemonbest
1968471
either set, it does not matter. It is designed to be used as either a standalone or pass-though base, the second set will feed this lamp as well as the first set would. The electricity doesn't care. Just pick a screw on either side for each wire, don't put both wires on one side! :)
1569412
The LED changes between blue, red, and green. That will give you the status of the heating element.
2189045
I don't know about replacements, either, but the wire is inside the 'stand' portion of the lamp. Quite a long cord.
430750
Yes you will. Having just looked at mine I also have a blue wire. All colors go to a designated terminal, with red going to a "double" terminal with a bracket connecting them.
377152
The lamp shade is brown. If you put a warm hue bulb in it, it will look like an brownish orange. If you put a cool hue bulb in it the shade looks completely brown.