If I already have the 16 volt wiring in the wall, do you still need a transformer?
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I also had transformed power to outside buttons and dual bells. I simply changed the buttons and one inside bell because one of the dual plungers was weak. Make sure you turn off power before changing and connect wires power labeled leads as indicated. God luck
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Should be no problem at all as mine had a 16v xformer.. The tone hammers for this Nu Tone aren't as loud as the one that I replaced and off course, an exact look alike except made in China with much less quality than the made in USA model..
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No you will not need a transformer. 220v is what we also have in the USA and the machine can run on 220v.Enjoy your illy! Victoria LA, CA
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You'd have to hard wire the transformer. Without the transformer, those lights won't work. So your best bet would be to cut off the Edison plug on the transformer, then strip the wires back and wire nut them to whatever hard wire run you'd have. My advice would be to run a new outlet to where you'd want to hard wire this thing. Not saying it's low quality, but for the price they're charging, QA might be a little lax. I wouldn't want to have part of this setup stuck behind a wall because with Murphy's Law, that'll be the part that needs replacing. Just my two cents.
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You'll need a transformator to do so. Not worth the headache. There is a version suitable for 220 volts. Look for them
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Transformer is not needed because it is universal voltage compatible. But you will need an plug adaptor for whichever country you go to.
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Dear Janet,Wiring instructions illustrations look more complicated than it is. Just connect the two wires to any low voltage tranformer. Just be gentle on the install. This is designed to connect to your existing doorbell transformer for power. If that's not your plan, you need a transformer to supply power. thank you for your interest! Best regards,DavidGood Wood Books
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No. But just use one leg of the 220 and a neutral for your 110. Unless you are referring to 1 leg of a 440 3 phase system. Then you need to use a transformer.
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you have to buy the transformer that goes with it. It will not plug into any outlet anywhere in the world, the transformer has the plug for the wall.
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you do not have a power source. You clamp (included) it to an existing wire that you have or need to install to an outlet directly or a transmitter, a transformer cost about $30.00 or more. You usually attach the transformer to your house wall by one or two screws. However this product can get broken very easily.
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no, you would have to get a step down transformer, that plugs into 220volt & puts out 120volts. Jerry
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You will need to purchase a transformer and wire. Love the lights planning on purchasing more!
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It should be easily converted. The transformer is external. It can't be drawing very much. Since it is electronic I suspect it is converted to DC inside the unit. I was able to download a manual from the companies website. You might do likewise to confirm it just needs to be fed 18vac, then pick up the correct corresponding transformer off amazon.
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Yes, the booster needs power from the transformer. Connect the wall pack transformer to the booster with a coax cable.
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You can add strips, and they come with the needed connection. You are limited only by the output of the transformer I think...
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You need a 12v transformer. Mine are direct wired transformers that I have up to four lights wired to.
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This transformer is for grounded systems. If yours only has two wires, you don't have a grounded system. You can still use it, just ignore the middle terminal.
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The transformer should be on the house side not in the light ballast. Most likely if you are replacing an existing unit there is already a transformer wired in somewhere in the home. It may be hidden behind fascia board or existing drywall.