I installed this in my kitchen, but wondering if I could optionally add a sixth light to this, or is 5 the max for voltage?
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I believe this version doesn't transform at all. Sixth should be just fine.
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Hello my friend Ernesto, Kindly note that the input voltage for this downlight should be 100v-145v. It's not in 12 volt. If you want to get LED lights in 12V, I would recommend you to consider MR16 LED lights, which are in 12 volts. For more details, you're more than welcome to contact Lemonbest freely. We're always here for your help. Nice day. Regards Lemonbest
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I have one light controller in my setup, but I don't know if there is a limit.
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Hello there, I am using it for 5 DCV circuits. but i think it can go further as long as you use an appropriate resistor between the led terminal and the ground, so i could limit the current.
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yes the Iland in my kitchen is slightly larger and 2 lights are ample. We use 60W equivalent LED bulbs.
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It is possible that your light requires a constant "current" source (since you mentioned 32-36V), instead of a constant "voltage" source. This is a constant voltage source, 12VDC.
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position doesn't matter, I have them in all positions at the house, for the kitchen they might not be bright enough you might need at least 15 Watt and depending on the size of the kitchen about 6 to get enough brightness. I have 6 in the guest bathroom (5Ft X10Ft) fixture sideways it's bright enough but the bathroom is small and then a 15 watt for the bathroom ceiling
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I would be careful of the ceiling light wattage. I blew one of these modules with a desk lamp, but I had 40watt bulbs in it and it takes 3 bulbs. 120 was too much for it. It is rated 100 watt max.
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I haven't tested it, but I don't see why not. It's just a remote on/off switch. As far as I know, a switch that does 12v will also do 6v. Quote from the Internet: "The switch doesn't care (generally) what the voltage is (within reason)." - Danny in CO
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It has four lights and we put 40 Watt for our dining room it lights it nicely. The electrician said 60 led would be okay too. We love our light.
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Not sure how to answer it. Why do you need to dim it? You w'd use dimmer for multiple lights with one switch such as one room with 4-6 lights.
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The fixture is flexible and comes in four 4' sections. I've used all four sections, but I think you could probably use fewer, and wind the light through my kitchen and dining room. I haven't added more lights yet, but I think I will. It will be super easy to add more.
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Don't think so. I live in the US and use 120. I checked but didn't see any stickers indicating it was a dual voltage light. Sorry, it's a nice light.
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I have these and They are 12v. They may light for 6 but they would not be bright.
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I have it connect to the default of two lights. I'm sure you could add more if the lights are LED.
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I am currently using it for a set of 3 25W halogen bulbs. I'm not sure where the low voltage part comes into play, unless it's referring to the switch. Low voltage is usually 24V or less, and this plugs into a standard 120V outlet and looks just like a basic 2 prong indoor extension cord. So the short answer is: yes, it should work for your application.
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If I'm not mistaken, there were 7 lights. I used the lowest watt bulbs - 15w and it gives off a huge amount of illumination, I also have it on a dimmer. So this chandelier will give off plenty of light for a dining room. I have it in my entry way. You will love it! Oh, and its just a 120V, single phase.