will this bulb work on 220v? do you think it would survive a flight trip?
1638720
shipping was fine, from china about a month. they are still working in my 110 system with 5 bulbs in a fixture on a 15 Amp lighting circuit for left half of house .
1790222
That lamp is actually only wired for 110 volts. Unfortunately, there is no 220 version.
1457882
No, it will not work, but you could plug it into a Universal International Travel Power Plug Adapter - 110V/275W and 220V and that should work. Amazon sells these as well for around $10.00.
647318
I honestly cannot answer this. My lamp is a model 7100 Tensor. The bottom of it says 120 volts 60~.2 amps. Use #93 Bulb only. Before I found this #93 on Amazon, I tried several automotive bulbs, but the specs did not match the above. they would work for an hour or so, then sorta fade in and out. If you notice, the specs of the #93 don't exactly match what my lamp says, other than #93. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
100247
The packaging and bulb states 120V @ 15 watts. I think the higher voltage would cause this bulb to self destruct and possibly cause harm if the glass shatters. Buy an inexpensive clamp on light fixture at any home improvement store. It will serve the purpose and be safe to use with the low voltage that this bulb uses.
1700361
Yes it will be fine to use at 220v (single phase). As long as you have the proper cord plug.It comes with a standard 120v 3 prong plug but may be modified if needed. It is rated at 600v but 220v is the maximum I would go with lighting.
2016856
None of the other answers take this seriously. Many of us living abroad plug in electronics into 220 and it's fine. In general devices that transform electricity into DC accept a wide range of voltage input. LEDS are like that. An incandescent bulb would burn out rapidly, but the stupid "fireworks" comments are not helpful.
250449
I don't know. I used this bulb for 120 volt application. I would contact Nano leaf customer service.
1198520
I have the bulb and it is stamped 130V. Wikipedia says "In the United States[3] and Canada,[4] national standards specify that the nominal voltage at the source should be 120 V and allow a range of 114 to 126 V (RMS) (−5% to +5%)." (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity). However, I have a BSEE, and I'm confident that in an ordinary household lighting application, the bulb will work fine on a nominal 120V circuit, as it does in my house (where it lights up the inside of a dog made from a gourd :-).
482834
It will work anywhere regular incandescent bulb will work. The only problem it will not last long enough to cover the cost difference.
1660712
I believe this lamp works off a transformer to power the halogen bulb. I am sure the bulb is only rated for 110 volt current. I put my two lamps on a sailing yacht in the the USA. I live part of the year in South Asia and think the 220 volt current here would be too powerful for these lights. Too bad as they are attractive and reasonably priced.
945377
It will cut metal if you use a metal cutting disc. I don't know what you mean by 220V bulb. It runs on 110 volts.
2018989
These are almost identical to the aviation bulbs. If your aircraft uses a PAR 46 which is the diamiter of the bulb then yes it will work. If it takes the smaller bulbs then you just need a PAR36. You can install it if your aircraft is vintage per FAA Advisory Circular 23-27. They also work fine on my aircraft.
1303582
The lamp I received has three 15 Watt bulbs supplied (Marked in Chinese). The lamp itself is clearly marked "110V" (110-120V @ 60 Hz is standard US power). The supplied plug is standard US 3-pronged with two flat and one round (ground) conductor. I doubt it would work but it is possible a different version is available. The lamp appears to be Made in the PRC.
1679561
description says "For worldwide travelers, the adapter can handle up to 220-volt input, meaning you can take the light with you on trips outside the US (though you'll need a prong converter for the adapter to fit non-U.S. electrical outlets)."so im gonna say it will work
1642736
If they are 110v, I would expect it to work fine. Mine is connected to a single switch that controls 2 outdoor lights. They have regular bulb, but I don't see any difference, it's just turning a circuit on or off.
990983
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure the same bulb works on either voltage. Google it...