Are the lamps connections compatible with UK electricity sockets?
1647346
no.... mine is American..... this lamp is really nice and the price is great..I'm sure Amazon has a converter for you.....I'm not crazy about the shade (sheer) I have a stained glass shade looks great... Enjoy...;)
1391401
Hi! Yes, it will. I have 4 lamps, using LED dimmable bulbs, plugged to one module, and it works perfectly.
1492321
Thanks for the question. Normally yes. However, your fixture (all low voltage fixtures) has a transformer built in that also needs to be compatible as well.
1834974
I don't think so, unless they have a EU standard plug or one of the newer outlets that are compatible with EU standard (since about 1989) -- I think they have their own type (H) in older installs. So, if the outlet is newer, it may work, but I can't say for sure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets#Israel_SI32_.28Type_H.29
856878
Provided the pin type matches your lamp, they should work fine. You'll only find these types of bulbs powering AC-powered lamps, because the draw is pretty heavy for such a little bulb. The hz usually only concerns your lamp's transformer. The bulb won't care about the hz.
1937277
I would think not. The ones I have are designed to run on typical computer power supply output and they have standard molex plugs. I would check with a good electrician before I tried anything like you suggest. They are really cool lights though aren't they ?
1637353
Yes, of course. You should change the plug and the bulb to adapt them to the 220V outlets. I've used all my lamps in different countries with that small change.
2148583
You will need an adapter since the prongs do not fit in the holes of the European fixtures.
567591
If the lamps you put in it are dimmable, then yes. It is just two light sockets in a housing.
2264983
Probably not, I had a hard time putting them into anything that had any sort of "socket extension" beyond the socket itself. Tried on many different lamps and light sockets, but the best places to use them were generic sockets, think the work lamps from home depot, things like that.
13228
Yes if it lamp is designed to run on standard house current (usually 115-120V).
1438498
If you measure the width between the two connectors they should match. Also the wattage and if they are ac or dc current. Other than that they should work. They worked great for my desk lamp. Have a great day and I hope this helps. Charles Owens
2018563
Yes. But, here's a more comprehensive answer to your question:http://www.power-plugs-sockets.com/kuwait/
1005616
Hello! You do need to buy the UK Adapter. The plug ins are your standard 2-prongs on this set. I hope this helps!
1472492
Not really sure but the switch seems to work through the lamps grounding system so maybe. Best to ask an electrician tho.
1841839
NO.... uses 2 wire cord that comes on all lamps...there is only 2 connections on it..
496740
It should work just fine if the bulbs you are using are the dimmable type. Since this adapter makes it so you can use the standard type socket again.