Can this, including the "light control", be used with a 220V supply?
823348
I wouldn't try it. You would need thicker gauge wires than the ones installed on these lights.
823349
The instructions say that 120VAC is required. Of course, in the U.S., 220V is the voltage between the two "hot" wires. 120V is obtained by connecting between one of the hot wires and the neutral wire, assuming that the circuit is wired with a neutral conductor (the green wire is not the neutral--it is the ground wire). The voltages should be measured to make sure your proposed connection is correct and the circuit breaker on the circuit should be less than 20 amps.
1396506
No - just be sure to order a unit the same voltage as your existing light. Get a 120v model if your existing system is 120v, or get a 12v model if your existing system is 12v.
864456
This can only be used with the standard 110/120 volt supply. You would need a inverter from 220 volt down to 110/120 volt.
440661
No. It is not gong to work with 220V. The electrical current would be too strong and if you got a converter, you probably would use it too often to have that last.
1379740
These are all 110v lights used mostly in North America. You will need a converter to use.
1195942
Yes you can. The back of the light reads "power in: AC100V-240V." Just make sure you order the IEC male to female cables for master/slave linkage if not using DMX.
1830915
Dear, no it works with 110V, but you may check our lightinthebox main website, which has more options.
2202870
No, just plug it into an outlet you would plug a lamp into; assuming you live in the U.S. I cannot vouch for other countries, I am not familiar with their voltages.
700401
My husband says you can't use this light in a 220 home. However, he said maybe an electrician could somehow convert it. Sorry, that's all I know. Good luck wherever you are. I'm in Oregon, USA.
1684426
Yes, but you have to remove a little switch (small white componant) on main electronic componant - insidethe box. So, not very complicated but better be done by a pro. Don't plug it on 220 V without this modification, you would fry the electronic
454463
It doesn't say anything about being able to so I wouldn't try it. I would definitely use a voltage converter with this product when traveling abroad
547192
Yes, although you'll have to use an adapter for the 220 volt power and different plug configuration in India. LED's are very tolerant of different voltage inputs, since resistors are used to reduce the voltage to 12 volts at the LED's.
1424772
The power supply is internal. As fur the 220v, i wouldnt know. Sorry i cant be more helpful.
1066826
I don't see why you can't do that. You'll have to use like and end of an extension cord because these lights have a power pack which converts them from 110vac to dc
1367647
I don't think so, this unit only work for 12V outcome. So I guess your lights use 120V.
186543
Yes you can. Mine is working perfectly. My power supply is also 220V. Had to replace the original once it stopped working.
1016042
Yes it will work with 220v. There is a selctor switch on the rear of the unit that can either be set in the 120v or 220v.As far as the light goes it is an amazing show. I use it at all my DJing Gigs.