Will these work for landscape lighting with a wedge base?
2070570
No they will not...These lights are junk.Half of mine were broken during shipping and they never were replaced.. Beware
843055
Yes - I use these bulbs on exterior landscape lighting fixtures that are on a 12 volt a/c (via Malibu low voltage transformer). You can use any normal 120 volt incandescent fixture (which takes normal "old fashioned" bulbs), add to a low voltage line and utilize these low-voltage LED bulbs. They do a great job - so far 7 months running 4 hours per night and no problems. Do not put bulbs in a normal residential 120 volt circuit.
2272083
I used a pretty standard Malibu Low Voltage system and while the bulbs were wedges, I do not know if they were "T5" wedges. They don't seem to be quite as bright as the 7W malibu bulb, but have decent illumination. I've had good success with them the last 6 months - no failures and they've worked in 95 degree temps and at -5 degrees.
178670
I would not recommend these lights on sloped ceiling. The pendant's stem only pivots one direction so getting it lined up with the ceiling and the rough in box might be difficult.
717435
If you have malibu style lights where the bulbs are a glass wedge then these with work.
112313
Not understanding what you are asking but these will bolt on flat surface but you will have two bolts that slide into the back of the light and you just have to tighten them down
447776
If the dimensions work with your skylights, then yes. However, these are designed to replace the diffusers that are installed in lighting fixtures that have frames so you would have to build a frame to support them.
1557463
Per the description, this bulb is 10-30 volt DC. If your landscape lighting is DC (working off of a battery), it would work. But if your lighting plugs into a household plug, it is AC and you will need a bulb that runs off AC power.Use the search for led bulbs for landscape lighting. There are some that are 12V AC that might work. I don't know what kind of base your lights take.
2225940
I wouldn't put these in any landscape lights if I were you. They all burnt out faster than regular light bulbs. They are garbage.
1784736
i don't know. I put these bulbs into standard 110V fixtures wired with 24VAC low voltage landscape lighting. I didn't try using a dimmer.
1999417
Absolutely! We have had a 1 tier version of these low voltage landscape lights for almost 15 years, but some of the older fixtures broke or wore out. I was thrilled to find the newer lights and we bought them about 2 months ago. They look great @ night and I have different colored bulbs for different holidays. Definitely a good deal for the cost!
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Yes they will work. They are very bright i have just 2 of them on my patio 20 x 15ft. But rember u cannot dim them. Get the warm white ones. Maybe just get 2 or 3 to start with and see if u like them.martin
913275
I use these on standard Low voltage Bollard lights (12v) from Lowes and/or Home Depot. Work great.
1969216
Yes. That is what I have substituted in all of my step lights on my front as well as the lights along my driveway. As long as they have the push-in base as the incandescent lamps, they will work, plus they don't have the heat that melts the plastic and discolors the reflectors.
1770807
they use a standard light bulb base. So I believe the new LED lights that have that type of base should work fine.
1378588
Not sure. I just know it will not work on LED lights. If your landscape lights are LED, I would be cautious and make sure it is returnable without too much freight.
1790246
I did. If you go to this company's web site they have really quality landscape lights at a good price but I bought the led bulbs from amazon