Will these work with a 9V battery (using a 12V to 9V converter)?
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Why would you convert 12v to 9v? The lights are produced to operate on 12v. If you are asking if they will operate on a little 9v battery as from a smoke alarm, poorly.... blink a few times and lights out, can test a minute to see if they work ok? If using a brick battery with a few amps or so, they will work ok....or at least the strips have for me, but poorly compared to giving the full 12v+ they are made for. Best I can offer from the question is give the strips the 12v+, and at least 2a per strip needed to work as expected.
1992666
I highly doubt that they would. Lights like these often draw quite a bit of power. The power supplied that are usually needed are the same used by computer monitors.
1992667
I highly doubt that they would. Lights like these often draw quite a bit of power. The power supplied that are usually needed are the same used by computer monitors. I believe a 6 amp rating is the minimum. So unless you are talking about a non-standard 9v battery, you would likely run into issues.
486566
No. They are more than twice as large as AA and more than twice the voltage.Totally incompatible.
628993
Hello they work fine on any 12 volt adapter, with the correct amps output I think I am using a 1amp transformer
1313161
Not sure, I bought them for our cordless phones. The number on them cross-referenced the numbers on the old battery packs.
837208
Yes it most assuredly work with any 12v battery, as it is just a wireless switch. I have used them for years, especially on equipment that I have a hard time getting to. I hope that this answers your question.Mike
2224997
No, these batteries are 1.2Volt, Yes these will work in devices that require 1.5volt
2170917
Not sure...check with the company that sells them we were looking for a rechargeable 12v
1212484
Not sure, but they work with Voltaic's batteries. If the solar panel for the goal zero 21005 provides something like 18V when fully illuminated then it should work fine. Might need to make sure the that barrel jack is the right size.
2070267
Yes if you wire them correctly u can do that. There are different ways to connect the batteries. But are you using 24v. Most low voltage is 12v. Im no expert or electrician. Just based on experience
1620656
I haven't tried with 9 volts but if you intend to use a 9 volt battery better connect a resistor in series, there are guides on google to calculate the the value of the resistor to be used!
71740
yes, mine work on a 12v system. The only thing I can't specify is whether mine is an AC or DC system.
2162115
As far as I know they will work in anything that calls for those types of batteries. I have had mine for over a year and they are still going strong and when you charge them up they stay for a while. I have back up just in case so I don't see why they wouldn't work in there.
1679842
Don't do it! The excess voltage would surely burn something out. (If they even fit.) There are numerous suitable "double A" batteries that will work, including many rechargeable ones.
1814134
Yes they'll. If you have a charger capable of charging NiHM types of batteries you are good.
1994000
they are the slide on type not the post type. If your batteries are slide on they will work, yes.
94502
They are 12v not sure about amps but can't be much and yes u can hook them to a battery that's 12v
1220562
Probably not. Your battery pack is giving you 10 watts peak, Your charger needs 9.6 watts. This requires the converter to be 96% efficient. It probably can't make this. Do you know if your 12v device really does need a full 0.8A? Is is that just the max rating of the charger you are trying to replace?