Are these bulbs for 115V AC or 12V DC?
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I looked on the package and it doesn't say. There is a website....www.jerdonstyle.com, which may help.
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Hi,Light bulbs liked the Christmas light types and used 120 AC voltage. Hope it helps. Thanks.
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The fixture is a 12V system and doesn't matter, what matter is the bulbs and the bulbs that are included with this fixture are AC/DC
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I purchased these to replace line voltage (120V) halogen 50 watt GU-10 bulbs. My fixtures are 120 volt. I believe they would also work in fixtures with transformer built in (12V - 24V) but can't confirm cause I don't own any of this type. Hope this helps.
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Since you specify 120V, I assume these are GU10 base. Yes they will work perfectly. If you are using a dimmer, you must change to LED Compatible dimmer first. Thanks for asking.
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I honestly cannot answer this. My lamp is a model 7100 Tensor. The bottom of it says 120 volts 60~.2 amps. Use #93 Bulb only. Before I found this #93 on Amazon, I tried several automotive bulbs, but the specs did not match the above. they would work for an hour or so, then sorta fade in and out. If you notice, the specs of the #93 don't exactly match what my lamp says, other than #93. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
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Ouse standard 4w 12v bulbs. However I would think any led that had the correct base and rated for 12 v yes would work. Not much help.
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2 x T10 5 5050 LED Lamp 12V DC Wedge 192 168 194 Light Bu... (200775530721) Bought these on E-Bay and they work GREAT!!!
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Sorry, the box does no say. All it has is 130V. The seem to be just as bright as the old 120 watt bulbs. If that's any help.
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Yes. Works fine on 12vdc or 12vac. They will dim just fine with a PWM dimmer control even though the manufacturer says they don't
360548
Hi Rachael, The bulbs are of type "Halogen JC Type Light Bulb G4 Base 12V 10W Watt". Hope that helps.
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These bulbs are designed to operate on 10vdc to 30vdc. They work great in a 12vdc system. They are polarized in that the tip must be +12 and the base be negative, or ground. This is normal for all 12v positive ground automotive/RV systems. The current (amperage) draw on the bulbs is much less than the equivalent incandescent bulbs. One incandescent bulb will draw the same as about 8 of these LED bulbs.
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The first thing you would need to do is determine if the existing bulbs are 12v or 120v. If they are 120v DON'T USE THESE! These bulbs are rated for 12v ac or dc. If you determine that the voltage is compatable, then it's just a matter of if they'll fit. These modules have their electronics mounted on the back, so you'll need close to 1/2 inch clearance back there.
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I think yes. I used them in a regular 110 volt fixture I bought from lowes. But you MUST wire the fixture to 12 volt only! Do not use regular 110volt house electric. These bulbs are pretty bright.
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They work just fine on 12V AC. I have them in several Malibu-style lights off my pool'sbreaker box transformer and also in my Spa, which is also 12V AC.Hope this helps!
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Yes, these are incandescent halogen bulbs, and they work fine on a dimmer. If you are installing a new high voltage (120v) *dimmer*, you may need to ensure the dimmer is compatible with the power supply/transformer for the low-voltage fixture. If everything is already in place and working and all you're doing is replacing bulbs, you are good-to-go.
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they are rated 7-16v ac/dc. i can tell you they worked for a short while on 12vdc, when i tested them, but when i used 15v ac mocking up the fixture, 2 fried about the 3rd time switching on. i have one working on 12vdc regulated about 5 months they have a beefy bridge rectifier internally, but it seems the ic regulator or driver is not up to the task of switched supply that comes from an unbuffered 60hz rectified feed. they would have been better off using a more traditional regulator to drive the leds