In two places the bulbs are described at 120v. In other places, such as the verbiage, it's 12v. Which is it?
347590
12 volts. Use them anywhere you'd use a MR16 halogen bulb. A very good product, good light, warm and bright. And they're dimmable.
347591
These run on 12v direct current. You need to install a 50e max 120vac-12vdc transformer to do the job
347592
They are 12 v for sure am running them off of an Malibu outdoor landscape transformer which is only 12 volt can't answer about being able to dim as I use them for indoor ambient light against a wall
347593
None. The AC input works with 120v i.e. any energy line in the US. The ligh bulbs consume 10W.
347594
The ones we bought are 12v. They plug into a socket/fixture that is wired to 120v but I believe the fixture has a step-down transformer. They have worked well for us.
2235174
12VAC is delivered to the socket; that's normal after being stepped-down from 120VAC. Internally, of course, LED's use DC -- so, there's some righteous rectification going on inside that big old light-bulb.
2035922
The light bulb needs to be 120V not 12V to use this bulb, it also needs to be approx br40 size in order for this bulb to fit.
1347167
The bulbs I received were multi voltage bulbs 100V-220V and work fine in our american standard E26 socket.
1137685
12V/55W/H3 bulbs. Type in the bulb type on eBay to see a full list. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2PC-Genuine-Philips-Bulb-Premium-Vision-Halogen-Headlamp-12336-12V-55W-H3-Lamp-K-/231002487821?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item35c8d23c0d&vxp=mtr
1660034
It's plug-in, 120v. I find it adequately bright, which is to say if you use it in an already semi-lit area, it will be very bright, but if you use it in a dark crawlspace, it will be dim unless you bring it really close to the targeted area.
1066375
yes, this is 12 volt light. Just make sure the transformer is connected properly. That is, one side of the transformer will indicated 120 Volts the other should say 12 volts. Make sure the 12 volt side is wired to the bulb.
948670
Although I would not recommend the purchase of this item, to answer your question.... the bulbs come with the unit, they are readily available automotive bulbs I believe the bulbs you describe are options for replacement. The voltage described refers to a 120 volt transformer that you supply and install to provide low voltage to the unit (18 - 24VOLTS) Hope this helps......Marty
58972
I had to replace one of my bulbs so I am reading off the box of the replacement that my husband got for me. GU10 Base FL 38 - 50W MR16 120V. I hope this helps.
1889983
120v, you should know that this unit is for very light work, very light work (hint, hint)
2079801
120V. Also there are 11 x 40w bulbs so it pulls 440 W, which puts off a little heat.
1096788
btw, so dumb that these vendors post bulbs w/o giving voltage or wattage. When we remove the bulbs, we can clearly see voltage and wattage on the base. So we're naturally looking for those characteristics when we buy a replacement. Vendors need to think about the consumers who buy these and what they look for when buying a bulb. An another note: that screw-on base style is for 120VAC bulbs. At least think those are always 120VAC. 12V and 24V don't seem to use this type of base (never saw a srew-in 12 or 24 volt bulb).
104241
That's at 12 v, but it has a voltage regulator so it would be the same at 24v. I really like the bulbs.
193296
These are regular 120V lamps. These are not the "industrial" 130V bulbs that will be dim on regular household voltage.
504879
If I remember correctly, the top bulb can be 120Wand the side reading lamp is 60W
181647
These bulbs are for use with a 12v or 24v system only, they are not for use with a 120v system
990983
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure the same bulb works on either voltage. Google it...