I am trying to convert a lighted wreath that I can't get a plug too...will this work?
353956
I can not answer this question for sure. It all depends on how much current your lighted wreath will draw, if it is 12 volts DC and draws less than 6 amp, I believe it would work for you.
353957
This has a 12 volt DC output. If your wreath uses 2 batteries that is 3 volts and this will burn out your wreath.
353958
Is the wreath 12 volt? This item still requires a cord. It takes 110v out of your wall plug and turns it into 12 volt DC power. It is not a battery back. Based upon the information you provided, I don't think this will help you.
219842
I don't think it will handle the current for the lighting. Belden Co. makes a three conductor shielded cable that should work for you.
578422
It uses the old style connector. You will need an adapter for the new lightening connector.
1642895
I see no reason that wouldn't work. One end of the lights have a coax connector that plugs into a standard 12V adapter. The other end has two wires for connecting to another string. The second string would require removing the connector and connecting the wires to the first string. Each string will take about 20W so you have plenty of power for up to 10 strings. I would recommend soldering the wires, but that is not absolutely necessary if you make a good connection. One question - does that transformer put out AC or DC? The lights require DC.
1007490
This CONVERTOR puts out 70 watts 6 amps. If your combined lights are under this wattage and draw under 6 amps it will work.
2108495
I'm not an electrician, but I think you would have to buy an adapter. You should probably contact the manufacturer.
1451122
I was simply replacing one that was already in but not functioning. Attached similar with similar wiring. If you are converting a standard fixture with this device, it would be negligent of me to advise you, since I am not an electrician AND I don't know what you're converting. It's a great device when installed safely and VERY functional as you get older and grasping knobs and light switches becomes more difficult. Talk to some one at your local electrical store or a friend who knows/is an electrician. Sorry I couldn't help more.
793944
I am sure you could do that. The plug on it is just a basic plug with a power switch. The patterns are controlled with a button on the light it's self. Just use caution and make sure you know for sure what wire is hot and ground
1623381
If it does not have a socket, then it should have a two wire connector that plugs together. If not, you might need to cut of the connector and just wire not the conductor together. If you are not experienced, you shod hire an electrician.
1203584
This transformer converts 120 volts AC to 12v DC . It output ampage is very low. This will not work for what you are attempting to do. With out looking at your 220 volt lights its hard tp be exact. But if you can find a 120 volt bulb that fits the light and make sure its connected to a 120volt source it will work fine. If they came with a 240volt plug. You will have to change it to a 120volt plug . I hope this helps
1550913
If you have an outlet adapter that has an output of 9 VDC at 600ma it would work if the banana connecectors matched. If you have the right output you can always cut off the connectors and splice the wires. The lamps are controlled with a variable control that converts the 9 vdc from the wall adapter up to as much as 24v for maximum LED intensity. I love it. Hope you have someone who can make it work for you.
1735461
Cut the cable... install a new one. Get any adapter with input of 120v, the output can be 24v and even less. its easier the 120v to 12v... it will work, but maybe the light won't be so shinny. Check old adapters of any printer... they will work. Remember to cut the cables, join them and then cover them in black electric tape.
1899012
Short answer, yes. Just wire it up like how you would a light bulb; make sure to add a resistor, this thing only take 12volts DC only.
521050
It should work. You just have to take the old one out of the container and put the new switch in. Then connect the 2 electric wires (splice them together).
449284
Yes, you will need reconfigure the light and it will require 20 watts dc power. Or you can just get a power inverter.
381854
Hi,It needs a 220 volt dedicared circuit and also a special plug. If you plug it into a 110 it may give you lights but won't do anything else.
1168800
you have to get a low voltage transformer that plugs into an outlet, then run a low voltage line to the light.