Hi - Just want to check that I can use these in my 12 volt circuits?
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YES. I used them for my dune buggy. Be aware tho...standard APC fuses from the parts store DO NOT FIT!!! You can find 30mm fuses on Amazon for $4 for 10. Make sure to buy a bag of backups. They work well otherwise.
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Sorry Christina, I don't think they would work because the voltage is too stiff. I honestly don't know where you would get a 6volt compatible with it. That would take some serious internet research. Try EBay.
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Dont wire them in series only parallel if they are 12 volt. Series would requier a 48volt charger
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No they are designed for 115v ac. If energized @ 12vdc I would expect no discernable light ourput
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I believe the short answer wouild be no. First they are not likely to physically fit your 12 volt model and second, putting the wrong power rated batteries in your device would likely damage it. Finally the charger that came with you 12 volt model "may" not have the capacity to recharge 14.4 volt batteries. Your much better off to use the batteries the manufacture calls for. Good luck.
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I don't I don't see why not. It works on 12 volts It is very simple to install
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IF they are 12V 4 watt? Then Yes, just remember to add up all the watts (each lights wattage) and be sure the total does not exceed the transformer wattage.
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Do not buy them. They are not drop in replacements. They burn up immediately upon application of 12v
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Not sure,if yours is 12 volt, I would think so if plus or minus is correct.
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The voltage converter is integrated, so it is not intended for 12V use. If you search Amazon, you will find that there is available a virtually identical-looking 10 watt unit designed for 12V AC/DC. Therefore I would say that it is not worth it to purchase these with the intent to open them up and modify them for 12V use.
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These run on 12v direct current. You need to install a 50e max 120vac-12vdc transformer to do the job
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Assuming your lights are 12 VDC and maximum number of fixtures(lights) do not exceed transformer wattage rating, should work fine.
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You can use them but they won't last very long, it's best to use deep cycle batteries that can be discharged many times, I personally use 6 volt batteries in series to get 12 volts. The more you have the better.
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These are for low-voltage only. they are not for use with high-voltage circuits. You should not have a problem because the lights do not have a photocell attached.
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No, these are pure 12 volt dc. They will not work correctly with an ac source..
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Well if you have 110 volts i don't see a problem. You have realize that they are American made and thus use the North American voltage. I hope this helps you out mate.Cheers
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Yes if you wire them correctly u can do that. There are different ways to connect the batteries. But are you using 24v. Most low voltage is 12v. Im no expert or electrician. Just based on experience