is this unit compatible with brinkmann led low voltage lights
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It has a 12 volt ac output so it should work with any 12 volt ac light. I would think the Brinkman would work fine with it.
1453430
If you mean low voltage, yes, I believe so. Mine are on the same line (circuit?) as the tiny G4 lights.
964405
yes, the unit has DC Settings of 1.5, 6.0, 9.0, 12.0---so you would put in the range just higher than your battery voltage and read the actual voltage output. It should be at least 90% of the labeled voltage to work properly, and you would need to ignore the color of the lights except when the battery label voltage is exactly the same as one of settings on the DC dial. Jim B
1367647
I don't think so, this unit only work for 12V outcome. So I guess your lights use 120V.
1203583
As long as the light circuit (picture light) is receiving the voltage/current in the range it was specified/designed to work at. You need to look at the output specifications of the European transformer and compare it to the output specs of this transformer. I'm guessing they are the same since these LED circuits are usually sourced from the same manufacturers with similar power requirements. But you have to check to make sure.
1297830
I think so, seems like it would work. The lights run off of a transformer and rectifier pack that should reduce step-down voltage to the LEDs. I have not tried it myself. Probably a better resource for this question would be the manufacturer.
12700
Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
325339
Yes, you might look at the department 56 lighting power units. They are all similar and may help you out
1463685
Not as is, these bulbs have a transformer to step the voltage down. Try here - http://www.amazon.com/E27-White-Light-3-0w-Bulb/dp/B006D7W82C#productDetails
1150874
Probably not a good idea. The transformer that controls the LED's requires a steady voltage input to work correctly. If you reduce it with a dimmer you most likely cause it to work outside its designed parameters. I'm not an electrician so this is just my speculation. Unless it says safe to use with a dimmer in the instructions I wouldn't.
86820
As long as your Transformer support LED bulbs yes you can use the Bi Pin JC type LED bulbs. We do have it available with the LED bulbs for sale. LED Low Voltage Landscape Mushroom Light Rust Finish
188828
If the light indeed has the "intermediate base" then it should work fine. This unit is well built.
1474939
The manufacturer told me I needed an ELV dimmer. Electronic Low Voltage. I purchased a Lutron. Make you order what you need, single pole vs 3 way.
2266839
I don't believe so. It is similar to any other low voltage light where you connect it to a transformer.I have mine connected to the same low voltage transformer/controller that is used for all of the outdoor lighting.
117732
Yes, the connectors work well with existing 2 wire 12 volt wire. I bought 20 lights and used my existing transformers and wire.
1476911
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
1310460
You're pushing the size limitation for a 4" Oct. box. Additionally, I don't think that the LET151 is compatible with LED lights. Check to confirm...