Is this thing hard-wired or does it use a plug that has to into an outlet? What's the voltage? At one area it says "220 volts" but at another it says "85V-265V". And why no mention of the lumen output? Thanks. Is this thing hard-wired or does it use a plug that has to into an outlet? What's the voltage? At one area it says "220 volts" but at another it says "85V-265V". And why... » Read More Is this thing hard-wired or does it use a plug that has to into an outlet? What's the voltage? At one area it says "220 volts" but at another it says "85V-265V". And why no mention of the lumen output? Thanks. « Show Less
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Mine came with a very short lead and without a plug. I replaced it with a store bought cord and plug. I'm using mine with 120 VAC household current and it works fine. I can't answer the lumen output question. For a 30 watt LED it isn't that bright. More like a 150 watt incandescent.
882640
The ones that I bought did not have a plug. They just had a cord coming out, and I had to put my own plug on it. The universal power supply on the front end can work over a range of 85V to 265V. So it will work fine with 115 or 220V. The lumens are clearly stated in the product specifications section. BTW, I would stay clear of these lights. They last for about 1 mo., and then the power supply burns out.
882641
It comes without a plug. the wires are very short so you will need to add some to get to any power. Silicon the module to the case as long as you are in there. 85V-265V means it can run on anything between those two values. 220 volts will work fine. They probably don't mention lumenary intensity because most people won't relate the value to anything familiar such 30 watts. It has about the same lumen value as a 25 watt incandecent bulb but all the intensity focused in a 160 degree area.
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Some come with the plugs attached. Others come iii th just the wires bare so you can wire kt with the plug you need per your geographic. They are 110/220 as that depends on your location if US standard or euro wiring. I personally just used a 2 wire extension cord as my wiring. The ground wire isnt really necessary for led so complaints of it not being hooked up within the casing are pointless. There isnt the amperage draw tk require a ground. But I have also wired them to include it connected. As for lumen rating I have seen them listed with it, but it depends on the seller as to how descriptive they get. Some come with the plugs attached. Others come iii th just the wires bare so you can wire kt with the plug you need per your geographic. They are 110/220 as that depends on your location if US standard or euro wiring. I personally just used a 2 wire extension cord as my wiring. The ground wire isnt really necessary for led so complaints of it not being hooked up within the casing are pointless. There isnt the amperage draw tk require a ground. But I have also wired them to include it connected. As for lumen rating I have seen them listed with it, but it depends on the seller as to how... » Read More Some come with the plugs attached. Others come iii th just the wires bare so you can wire kt with the plug you need per your geographic. They are 110/220 as that depends on your location if US standard or euro wiring. I personally just used a 2 wire extension cord as my wiring. The ground wire isnt really necessary for led so complaints of it not being hooked up within the casing are pointless. There isnt the amperage draw tk require a ground. But I have also wired them to include it connected. As for lumen rating I have seen them listed with it, but it depends on the seller as to how descriptive they get. « Show Less
882643
It's hard wired, with individual wires coming from a hole in the back. The listed voltage range is probably right, like many computers it could have a power supply that accepts a range of voltages. It has nonstandard colors in its wires, but I can't remember the color code because I returned the light unused. It would require some jury rigging to mount it on a standard outlet box, it doesn't even include a wall plate.
390533
As they are landscape based use, most versions come lacking an attached plug, as youd normally have a power supply nearby to wire it into or be wiring into a timer system.
1192012
I've had this set for years and have used it in a number of European countries. I was told that the converter is internal and doesn't need a voltage switch. It automatically converts when 220 voltage is used. The first time I plugged it into a 220 outlet in Europe, I held my breath, but no problem. It worked fine. You do need an adapter plug but no converter. My set has lasted for years but finally stopped working. I came here to buy another one and saw this question so thought I would share my experience.
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Tracy - it's based on 12 volt power, so it can't be plugged into a standard outlet. Usually with this kind of landscape or pond lighting, you need to have a transformer that plugs into a regular outlet, and it steps the voltage down to the needed 12 volts.
89422
It is a 12V DC current light. It does not come with a plug. It has a black and red two wire lead (+/-). I am not aware if operates with household current. I will say that it is an excellent light for the cost. Very strongly constructed.
341006
Hardwired. I didn't find a plug in version close enough to this to suit my taste, so I opted to modify this one. I bought and installed a straight blade angle plug, so now mine is plugged into the wall. This is about as simple a DIY project as it gets (you only need a screw driver), you'd probably spend more time hanging the lamp than adding the plug.
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It can be wired to a plug, however, it has no back. It is designed to be mounted on a wall over an light outlet box. If the plug is in the wall, and you wish to mount it over the plug, you can splice a short cord with the male end to be plugged into the outlet. Not sure of the UK question. I'm not familiar with voltage in UK. The fixture uses light bulbs with medium bases (the most common light bulb bases here in the US).
944022
This particular model is 120v, it came with a short cord which I easily replaced with a longer one with. The colors are remotely adjusted to specific colors or shade combination. You have to be directly in front of the unit to change the colors with the included remote.I've seen a similar model and design that is 12v only, but the luminance may not be as bright.I use mine as an up lighting source in my back yard.
664123
It should be plugged into a 20 amp outlet.You can plug it into a 15 amp outlet but nothing else on the circuit should plugged in, even then you are still pushing over the limits. I bet most people do this though. Not good.
1912277
I actually think this is an electronic switch that does not break the circuit. I have these and also the 3 pack of 250 lumen lights. One of the switches on those flashlights when out and I had to replace with a single setting click switch that broke the circuit (harvested the switch from a chepo led flashlight). So while Mark is correct, there is a switch, but it is not a physical open closed switch, it is an electronic switch with a small circuit board in the end cap. Same with the smaller 250 lumen versions. But FYI, I haven't experienced any of the passive battery drain on either of my duracell 500 lumen lights. I actually think this is an electronic switch that does not break the circuit. I have these and also the 3 pack of 250 lumen lights. One of the switches on those flashlights when out and I had to replace with a single setting click switch that broke the circuit (harvested the switch from a chepo led flashlight). So while Mark is correct, there is a switch, but it is not a physical open closed switch, it is an electronic switch with a small circuit board in the end cap. Same with the smaller 250 lumen versions. But FYI, I haven't experienced any of the passive battery drain on either of my... » Read More I actually think this is an electronic switch that does not break the circuit. I have these and also the 3 pack of 250 lumen lights. One of the switches on those flashlights when out and I had to replace with a single setting click switch that broke the circuit (harvested the switch from a chepo led flashlight). So while Mark is correct, there is a switch, but it is not a physical open closed switch, it is an electronic switch with a small circuit board in the end cap. Same with the smaller 250 lumen versions. But FYI, I haven't experienced any of the passive battery drain on either of my duracell 500 lumen lights. « Show Less
1893556
I purchased one, and it came wired for 110 with a plug-in cord. I reconfigured it for 220 and put in on a switched circuit by itself. My understanding is that this caused less wear on the motor.
192922
There is no plug needed for this flashlight. All that is required is for you to turn the handle a while to charge it. Meaning you do not have to rely on the power voltage outlet in china. Just turn the handle and away you go.
1161299
I called and asked the same question about a month ago. The lady that answered the phone said they used a 30amp breaker. I used 10 gauge wire and installed a 30amp breaker and it appears to work well. I don't know if this really helped, but I have to say I have not used it more than one hour. The instructions though, have much to be desired and too light to read. Have not tried the 220v yet.
498759
Hi Cathy, All Lightblade 1500 by Lumiy are currently shipping with US plugs. Several months ago, there was a small batch of lights that had EU plugs, but that has since been resolved. 100% of all lamps ship with US plugs. Thanks! Sue, Lumiy, Customer Satisfaction
1340235
Greetings, you would have to change the lamp out, and have a plug adapter. It is initially, for 110 volts. hope that helps.
1919295
don't waste your time with the cord details. plan on purchasing a 220v male plug of your choice and or hook it up direct to a 220v disconnect. but to answer your question, my unit was shipped with a standard 110v plug ( pig tail). only small problems with the unit so far, the trigger handle is cheap and just stops but if you squeeze the handle it fires back up. other than that its a great little home unit.
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It should work with a 220 volt system. The back of the device fits over a standard on/off wall light switch and moves it up or down with battery power, not household current. It does not plug in, and there is no electrical connection between the device and your electrical system. I agree with James Carey's comment and disagree with those who say it will not work. The only issue should be the size of your switch, the plastic knob that goes up or down to turn the lights on and off. I am set up on a 120 volt system, so have not personally used it on 240volts. If it does not work for some reason, I have found Amazon to stand behind its products, so would probably be returnable. It should work with a 220 volt system. The back of the device fits over a standard on/off wall light switch and moves it up or down with battery power, not household current. It does not plug in, and there is no electrical connection between the device and your electrical system. I agree with James Carey's comment and disagree with those who say it will not work. The only issue should be the size of your switch, the plastic knob that goes up or down to turn the lights on and off. I am set up on a 120 volt system, so have not personally used it on 240volts. If it does not work for some... » Read More It should work with a 220 volt system. The back of the device fits over a standard on/off wall light switch and moves it up or down with battery power, not household current. It does not plug in, and there is no electrical connection between the device and your electrical system. I agree with James Carey's comment and disagree with those who say it will not work. The only issue should be the size of your switch, the plastic knob that goes up or down to turn the lights on and off. I am set up on a 120 volt system, so have not personally used it on 240volts. If it does not work for some reason, I have found Amazon to stand behind its products, so would probably be returnable. « Show Less
341005
It is meant to be hard wired. There is no plug and no switch. Even though I googled something else, namely very specifically a plug-in switched hanging lamp, this popped up first and I didn't read the fine print to see that it wasn't at all what I was looking for. Be warned.