are these low voltage or 120V?
770815
two separate branched stopped working the second day. I would never recommend this product.
937186
There are no specs on the switch or package. These look like a typical alarm type of switch, not meant for much current. It would be all right if you are doing a low voltage (25 volts or less) DIY because of the small contacts and exposed terminals. If you are using a commercial 120 volt light, check the power needed and somehow shield the terminals from people touching them or use the switch as a low voltage control for the 120 volt at the light.
177917
Sorry, but to my knowledge there is only 120V. I checked the Flood Light sensors and even those are 120V...
1938198
These have voltage switch on the back. So make sure to adjust according to your location!
272142
Hi, they are 120 VAC only, BUT if you order it directly from SVS website, con the comment section you can ask them to set it up for 220 VAC, I called them last week and they told me to do that :D
79052
On mine, the black and white connect to the 120v and the red are the low voltage
1619617
They're marked at 3.7 V.... Mine were actually ranging from 4.7 to 5.2V. Not safe!!!
2127688
Yes sir, they are dual voltage there will be a switch on the back that you can switch for 220v application
2092051
the ones I have bought came with the low voltage transformer that plugs in. Transformer/rectifier 120volt ac to 12volt dc
181647
These bulbs are for use with a 12v or 24v system only, they are not for use with a 120v system
948669
The ones I received were low voltage (up to 18 volts, I think) I was not aware of any other options.
2164020
Yes its 120v...the down time to max temp is awsome...great peace of equipment...
645738
120 VAC Voltage is applicable. I imagine you could get them in 230 VAC Voltage too.
1180812
120v American. Not a good product incidentally. Discarded my old, cheap one, after 11 yrs of faithful service. This one broke after several weeks.
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
860428
No, these are in-wall switches that need to be hard-wired to your electrical circuit and are powered by 120V mains.
1889983
120v, you should know that this unit is for very light work, very light work (hint, hint)