Can these be used with a transformer (12v or 24v) other than supplied, then wire run on low voltage side?
1942327
I used 110 to the transformer...but don't see why you couldn't if the voltage was the same. You'd have to clip the plug and wire directly.
1942328
every light has equipped with one small driver, and yes, you can use a 12V transformer for the led lights to connect some of this light.
1942329
I used the transformer that coming with the LIGHT and I don't know if you can use it other than that
1942330
They come with a small converter/transformer which is pigtailed on. I don't know what voltage the LEDS are designed to work at, but you could certainly cut off the attached transformer and wore directly to the LED unit.
2106136
You could, but I think they have another model that is specifically designed for DC... If I remember correctly for voltages up to 24vdc... I wouldn't use one that is rated for 12 vdc exactly, just for safety margin.
634714
Sure,just wire the 12v supply wire to a 12v switched source instead of the wire that only gets 12 volts when in reverse.
347591
These run on 12v direct current. You need to install a 50e max 120vac-12vdc transformer to do the job
1025853
Not series, parallel. Maybe. But that setup will not pass code inspection. If you need 24 volts, you should get a 24v transformer.
496623
These are 12V (probably AC only) If you will have transformer to 12V they will work technically. If you have an isntallation with multiple MR16s and you would like to change it to LED I would recommend to change the transformer to LED version. Otherwise it may not work or if it will work you will decrese the lifespan of the bulb (I work for LED manuacturing company in EU)
2026314
You could put a fader inline on the low voltage side. That's what I did and it worked great, faders have an off position so that works out real good. or you could plug the transformer into a wall switch. just make that wall switch is controllable.Hope this helps.
1099302
Sure, if you are good with electrical stuff I see no reason why that wouldn't work and sounds like a good idea to me. You'd just have to splice into the existing wires, perhaps pre-tin, butt splice, and using shrink tubing. The dimmer is fed low voltage since it is inline with the transformer output, so not sure if a low voltage style dimmer is req'd, or if you can get by with a standard 120 VAC one (that part I have no idea).
347594
The ones we bought are 12v. They plug into a socket/fixture that is wired to 120v but I believe the fixture has a step-down transformer. They have worked well for us.
2090509
Suppose that you could...you would need a transformer to change the voltage down to 12v (I think, or it may be 24v). But as long as you use that, I would think it would work.
2092051
the ones I have bought came with the low voltage transformer that plugs in. Transformer/rectifier 120volt ac to 12volt dc
1525009
I am not an electrician but what you want it to do makes sense to me.The two lugs would accept the 110V lines and the 24V would connect to the side connectors.Best of luck.
1319590
The ones I received were 110v not 12v like it said. I took them art and removed the transformer so I could use them on 12v system.
924949
clip off the dc jack and strip the two wire and connect to transformer wires, which usually you have to connect the red to red, black to black vs on other types of low voltage it doesn't matter. Just be careful of the run length. That (nor in my experience with the supplier) I can't answer, but if its not a long run, shouldn't be a problem. Steve, electrical contractor, Atlanta, GA, just saw another answer from Robert, what he said!
1849818
I used these for to replace 6 halogens on a low voltage track with a transformer. The only issue I had was when I replaced all 6 halogens, the power draw was below what the transformer was rated for, so I kept one halogen. But my transformer was really old, you may or may not have the same issue. But they work with a dimmer etc.
411438
I'm not an electrician, but I did ask if this can be used for LED strips, if this is a regular transformer for low voltage lighting you should be fine. The 12 gauge wire will go a further distance that 14 or 16 gauge.
1545997
You will need the 24v to 12v adapters. Be sure that you do not exceed the load capacity of the power supply.