Can I use this product with a low voltage landscape lighting system? It would be great to hook one up to my existing system.
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Steve Horvath asked the question specifically about the 12VDC version of the light. LED Wholesalers sells a 12VDC, and a 120VAC version of the light. As long as your low voltage landscape lighting system can supply 12 volts DC (not AC), and can supply at least 10 watts of power, then yes this light will work fine.If, however, your low voltage system provides AC power instead of DC... then no.If your low voltage lighting system is 12 volts DC, make certain that you buy the 12VDC version of the light.
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The LED lights operate on A/C voltage between 85v and 264v. The low voltage system output is probably only 12v to 25v so these would not work. Some low volt systems may also operate on DC and again the 10 watt lights use AC.
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A typical low voltage system is just that, low voltage. This means they usual supply 12 volts to the fixtures. The 10W LED fixture requires 120V in it's current configuration. It's possible to do some surgery on it and see if it works with lower voltage, but that requires some know-how. I agree that it would be great. Hopefully LEDwholesalers will design a fixture to work with 12 systems.
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If the low voltage lighting system is DC and falls within the device's operating voltages, then yes. If your system is AC, then you would be operating outside the design parameters of the light and you could possibly damage the light or cause premature failure.
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I have this wired to 110volt service. I do not know if it work with a lower voltage
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The LED lights operate on A/C voltage between 85v and 264v. The low voltage system output is probably only 12v to 25v so these would not work. Some low volt systems may also operate on DC
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It is designed to work with standard A/C electric, not low voltage. Any further info would require someone with electrical knowledge.
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I know they sell both a 12V DC version and a 120V AC version of this fixture, for pretty much the same price. You need to buy the 12V DC version of this fixture to use on your low voltage landscape lighting system. Remember to verify how much of a load you already have on your system. a pre-made kit often is maxed out right from the box. a regular post style incandescent landscape light is 5w or less, so this is the load of at least 2 of those (but 10x the light of one). They sell separate larger power supplies if you want to expand or build your own landscape lighting system. or leave your old system alone and start a new system with his and a new power supply. I know they sell both a 12V DC version and a 120V AC version of this fixture, for pretty much the same price. You need to buy the 12V DC version of this fixture to use on your low voltage landscape lighting system. Remember to verify how much of a load you already have on your system. a pre-made kit often is maxed out right from the box. a regular post style incandescent landscape light is 5w or less, so this is the load of at least 2 of those (but 10x the light of one). They sell separate larger power supplies if you want to expand or build your own landscape lighting system. or leave your... » Read More I know they sell both a 12V DC version and a 120V AC version of this fixture, for pretty much the same price. You need to buy the 12V DC version of this fixture to use on your low voltage landscape lighting system. Remember to verify how much of a load you already have on your system. a pre-made kit often is maxed out right from the box. a regular post style incandescent landscape light is 5w or less, so this is the load of at least 2 of those (but 10x the light of one). They sell separate larger power supplies if you want to expand or build your own landscape lighting system. or leave your old system alone and start a new system with his and a new power supply. « Show Less
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hello ,,i have low voltage landscape lighting, the current bulb it uses is a 30 watt halogen t3/g4 basei,m looking to use a led bulb,can you supplly me with a part # from youre company,,,thanks
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No - just be sure to order a unit the same voltage as your existing light. Get a 120v model if your existing system is 120v, or get a 12v model if your existing system is 12v.
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I don't believe so. It is similar to any other low voltage light where you connect it to a transformer.I have mine connected to the same low voltage transformer/controller that is used for all of the outdoor lighting.
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I don't see why not. It just provides low voltage. If the LED light is designed to attach to low voltage wiring, it should work. Check the voltage specification.
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Yes, at my shore home I use it in combination with low voltage lighting and led lighting.
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If this is low voltage system, the answer is no. There is a step down transformer between power source and the fixtures. Also I believe we are talking about AC to DC in low voltage systems.
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I do not know if that is available. The system I have only works on the 120v lines. Perhaps you can contact Security man and ask if they can accommodate your requirements.
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While I'm currently using this to control some outdoor LED lighting which uses 110 volts, I've used a similar appliance module to control power to the transformer of a low voltage system and had no problems. Just make sure the loads are within the ratings of the control module.
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Yes. Low voltage lamps are designed to work from a DC source as well as AC. Just don't exceed the wattage output of the driver. Try to keep it at about 80% of its maximum rating.
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Your landscape transformer outputs 12V AC. Some LED lights need 12V AC, some will need 12V DC, and some will accept both. LED strip lights, for example, requires 12V DC. If you need 12V DC, I recommend you get one of these to get the conversion done. It is a very small device so makes it easier to hide. You can get it from Amazon. 72W Outdoor Waterproof Low Voltage Landscape LED Power Supply Converter/Rectifier, Input 12V AC to Output 12V DC A demo is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJzarYlOnPc?
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Yes, you can. These lights come with their own transformer, just connect to a 110 volt source, they work great!!
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Yes....it is designed to connect to landscape-lighting wire which comes from a transformer...the bulb needs 12v power and would not work if you plug it directly into a regular outlet.
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i don't know. I put these bulbs into standard 110V fixtures wired with 24VAC low voltage landscape lighting. I didn't try using a dimmer.
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You should be able to use any transformer designed for low voltage (12 volt) lighting. I believe that Amazon may sell some of these transformers - search to find out.
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This does not offer an option to wire into existing electrical switches or dimmers. I'm sure it could be done, if you know a few things about electrical. This system plugs into an existing outlet and uses a wired switch. It does not have a dimmer.
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EZ just connect to 12v. My overhead lights were all on 1 switch......boom......!