How to switch from 10 to 20 LED?
627591
Theoretically you just press the on button again. But the one I got was a piece of junk so I returned it.
627592
I have a 10/30 LED Silver Lamp. It looks just like the 10/20. The on/off switch is on the back of the neck of the lamp. Press once and it is 30. Press again it is off. Press again and it is 10. Once more and it's off. Yours should work the same way.
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That's how I have mine but there is only the 1 switch, you have to open it up and cut the wire leading to the large lamp or it will drain the battery too fast. Works almost all night long before the battery runs out. I use them strictly for accent lighting so the low power led's are all I wanted.
1064071
Take a small flat head screwdriver, and turn the screw by the blue control boxes. If you do it while you have current running through the device, the LED light will change to reflect the new output voltage.
1949422
I do not believe it would be easy, as 10 screws would have to be removed, but if you wanted to spend the effort and knew how to soder,you could. But If your previous light was a circular fluorescent bulb, then don't worry, as these LED's should last 5 to 10 times as long, asin many years.o
1536501
I have 3 strips of LEDs(900 individual LEDs) and in total they take 17 amps. How are you getting 20 amps??There may be no need to double up at the terminals.
26330
Blue LED is the only option. I've looked at the manual (all two small index card size) and found nothing to indicate the color is changeable.
789651
I always go ahead and swap bulbs to LED type that are 1 or 2 watts each bulb and can have many more lights for the same wattage transformer. You then have the option of getting a lower wattage transformer to make the system even more efficient. And with a 50,000 hour life, you won't be changing bulbs anymore.
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These LEDS from eBay worked for me. The weird thing is that I could replace 10 bulbs with the LED but 2 had to stay halogen for it to work properly http://www.ebay.com/itm/381370807717?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var;=650557326596&ssPageName;=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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You can find it here: http://documents.milwaukeetool.com/54-06-8920.pdfYou can also buy a LED upgrade Here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/350829881204
486453
Yea, just use a single throw 10 amp DC switch (there some that Amazon sells) which will allow you the ability to add more lights if needed.
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Seller, I would also be interested in a GU10-->GU24 adapter (use smaller GU10 bulbs in a GU24 fixture).Note that Philips has begun selling their "Hue" color shifting bulbs in GU10 format (and no mention of GU24 at this time). These GU10 programmable bulbs are pretty cool, so there will probably be some demand for such adapters...
72911
take the fixture off like you are replacing a bulb and inside you will fine one or two switches, where you can change the timing and what you want to do. Hope this helps and good luck.
1363153
These are stock incandescent bulbs. If you want to convert to LEDs you would have to research and design a replacement circuit. Not terribly hard to do.
656594
You can select different colors, but theirs no timer. You'll have to changeit manually
1468036
The led's are not individual addressable. But, they are in sets of three and if you push on a light too hard that set if three will turn into a different color, I have not figured out how to get them back to the same color.
1132717
You don't. The LEDs should last a minimum of 5 years. I it doesn't, send it back!
1822901
There are many small hard wired small led bulbs. You will not have to change any bulbs. Pumps out plenty of light