I have a Wolff Systems Solar Wave 16 Lamp Residential Tanning Bed .It says I need a 110v power cord. I was wondering if i needed something else?
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This adapter will convert your 20 amp power cord to fit a conventional 110v wall plug. If the plug on your lamp is a standard three prong, then you don't need this. If one of the prongs is turned sideways, indicating a 20 amp requirement, then this will be what you need. Unless, in the unlikely event that you already have a 20 amp wall socket!
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The unit I ordered and received specifically did not have a power cord. I purchased grounded 12-gauge cable from a local store, cut to length, and wired it. It was fairly simple. Just remember to use a proper gauge of cord that is appropriate to the length needed--to limit resistance and possible overheating/fire. The only other wiring needed was the connection of the thermostat cable that came with my unit.
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Our directions say to use a 12v 35W Type JC lamp and that's what's currently in our lamp. If you Google that you should be able to find it. I've also had good luck with taking bulbs to Home Depot for matching.
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No. This must be used in conjunction with a ballast to power the light hood. This ballast will usually be powered by a 220v plug. Some ballasts are 110V but they won't provide enough power to utilize a fixture, such as this one. This fixture is for HPS or Metal Halide bulbs and usually between 600 and 1000 watts.
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The charging base is powered by a 12.5 volt 500 milliamp wall wart. You'd need a solar panel capable of providing 12.5 volts to the charging base.
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Hi Kathy,The Home sentinel model sold on Amazon.com is intended for use with North American 110-120v outlets. With all functions including the night light in operation the power consumption of the unit is 8 watts.Regards,Rick J Customer ServiceDeal Republic
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this fits the traditional lamp socket. I believe it is called an "a19 medium base socket". This lamp is for a 12 Volt system. If you try to use this lamp in your home powered by a regular 120 Volt outlet it will be ruined instantly. For this lamp, in most cases, you would need a 12v transformer or power supply. Or power it with a "car" battery. both of mine have been working for 6hrs every evening for 9 months now.
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It is a 10A 125v cord that you would need.....I think they're pretty standard, you shouldn't have a problem finding one :)
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Hi Candice -- not sure I understand your question. The lamp has a standard 120V AC cord of reasonable length, and there's a three-way (low/med/high) rotary switch at the base of the shade. It's a little stiff, but works fine.
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I was raised NOT to plug any electrical appliance into a different voltage outlet. With that knowledge, and if it were me, I'd order the one appropriate for the UK. Sam, I wish you the best of luck on your new USpicy 18W UV light. I LOVE the fantastic, professional, long lasting manicures I get from mine. Sincerely, Lin of Redding, CA
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This ballest is designed to plug into 120v or 240v either way it will run your 1000w lamp. The plug for the lamp is the universal type my sun systems hood plugged right in
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110 v . these lights only come with 110v cords. Specs as they will work with either however I assume you would need to contact the mfg. And purchase 220_cords. Awesome lights.
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You could use any 13W, 120VAC, 60 Hz, 220mA, 900 Lumens standard socket bulb. Multiple manufacturers make this type. Get it on AMAZON !
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This is a perfect replacement for the orginal cord. It plugs in to your 12v cigarette lighter / power socket. If you want to plug the cord into 110v, you will need to buy a power converter such as a Schumacher PC-6 120AC to 6A 12V DC Power Converter by Schumacher $17.54
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It's 120V, 88 watts, so if you are running on 220-240V, then you will definitely need a transformer. Try one of the dual voltage curling irons - this one will melt down.
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It is absolutely NOT solar powered. It is powered by conventional 120 Volt AC (normal house wiring outlet). It is a great lamp, but the "solar powered" thing is completely incorrect and misleading, and should be quickly corrected by the seller.
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no instructions, the polarity should be marked though and specs should be sticker on back of panel. Connectors can be purchased online (a bit pricey $15) good if you plan on moving it alot. As for installation/operations you'll need to have some knowledge in electricity to figure out what it can run by itself and or you'll need a charge regulator, deep cycle battery (higher Amp Hours the better) and inverter ( a P.S.W.I. = pure sine wave inverter ) ive been told is safest/better than M.S.W.I. = modified sine wave inverter. And whatever your running shouldnt pull more than 30% of the battery system charge. theres a formula for it, cant remember off top of my head. you can also google some solar forums, join, browse and asks questions there about set-ups/applications or google DIY systems on youtube and wing it. good luck and i hope i helped direct you in some direction that can inform you better than i can about solar power applications.