Does this product work on the 120volt side and will it work with led puck lights
626808
This transformer can be dimmed on the 120 volt side and will work with led puck lights as long as they are 12 volt puck lights. Most puck lights I deal with are 1.7 watts which would require a minimum of 12 for this transformer to function properly.
626809
Should work, as long as the wattage for all pucks are within limits. (I am assuming you are asking about a dimmer on the 120V input)
626810
I do have it connected to the to the ac 120 side via a magnetic dimmable switch. Then I have it connected to my 12v led lighting system.
626811
This product used 120V AC power and converts it to 12V DC power. It will work for any type of 12V DC device. Beware though, polarity is important in DC devices. If it doesn't turn on at first, reverse the wires and it should work. Also, these transformers have a maximum load in watts. Be sure to know the watts of your string of devices. Do not overload the transformer. If you need to, buy two. That is the downside of using a lot of LED lighting devices. They may be cheap but the transformers and additional wiring can be expensive. Hope this helped.
2092174
These do not fit into a standard low voltage puck fixture. They are too long
1062321
You are correct. This dimmer needs 12V input and will output 12V. It only can work with low voltage lights.
1608372
120V and to be honest I returned this item. The LEDs are not as bright as you would think / want. Have a yellow hue to them v a white
1751210
NO I don't believe it will. You would have to control the lights from the output side, not the voltage in.
982813
This one should work with LED bulbs. I installed with CFL bulbs and standard bulbs and it worked fine.
1470765
This changes a 3-prong grounded plug into a 2-prong plug. It will work with LED lights.
2199080
Sorry, don't know. I bought these for kitchen under-cabinet puck lights, where I needed The AC/DC format. Ed's answer makes sense though.
1009212
As stated in the product description this is the 'companion' (3 way) switch. You need to also purchase the Lutron MACL-152M WH. To specifically answer your question, Yes this product works with LEDS.
1320399
The transformar give you the dirección how to conected, just make sure the power source for the input is 110-120VAC(volt, Alter Current) the out put for this item should be getting 12VDC( volts, Direct Current) if you are connecting an LED make sure your negative and positive are connecting right to make them work other wise just flip the connections.
1120042
It will work with led light bulbs although certain ones will not dim correctly. They will go low and then turn off instead of staying slightly dim. I use mines with normal can lights works awesome. Hope it helps.
1564952
I think it should, I have it working with both cfl and LEDs. No problem so far.
1856778
You can do it both ways, I do it on the 120VAC side because the dimmers are good quality and fit in a standard electrical box ,a lot of the low voltage dimmers are different and wont fit in the box , I have done many installations and I use this dimmer http://www.homedepot.com/p/Lutron-Toggler-600-Watt-Single-Pole-3-Way-Eco-dim-Dimmer-White-TG-603PGH-WH/100663449?N=c34i#.Uo_ntWTF36A
808772
Presumably, this will control LEDs. Check the Leviton site for newer models that specifically state they will work with LEDs.
1288849
Since you specify 120V, I assume these are GU10 base. Yes they will work perfectly. If you are using a dimmer, you must change to LED Compatible dimmer first. Thanks for asking.
739955
Hi ! Before you buy it check the " actual transformer for LED ". Check the voltage and the POWER required . Normally LED strings/strips are working at 12VDC . as I do not know your "LED arrangement" I cannot say if this transformer can be used for your application !
363671
The voltage of these leds is 12VDC and in the wall you have 120VAC. But to connect it, you need to get a source to convert 120VAC to 12VDC.