Can you use these on solar outdoor lights
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As long as they are the required size for your lights, I have them in mine, actually I have used them in everything successfully. Hope this helped.
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Hi Becky, I have not used for outdoor use so I am not sure. Follow the maximum wattage and maximum voltage for your fixture, it should work unless it is exposed to the elements, rain, etc. or go back to your fixture company customer service, ask them for help.
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Hi I don't know I did not use them outside. I used them indoors (closets). I think you might not want to chance outdoors because these run on batteries. Hope this information helps
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I'm so sorry, but I haven't used any outdoors, only indoors. I don't see any reason you couldn't. I plan on using in outdoor covered porch when old bulb needs replacing.
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The will work great for your project. We use them to turn on outdoor security lights if the regular power is out.
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I use these on standard Low voltage Bollard lights (12v) from Lowes and/or Home Depot. Work great.
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I use them in outdoor motion lights and they work fine. The lights are mounted up under the eaves a bit so they don't get direct rain.
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Yes, they are fine for outdoor fixtures. However select a fixture with a lamp housing as these bulbs should not be fully exposed like an outdoor flood light would be.
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No they do not work by solar. You need garden light wiring for them. I thought they could be plugged into a regular outlet and I can't do that either. Sorry.
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I've been able to use these on my outdoor deck, but I would only do so if there is minimal moisture and the light fixture is covered.
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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.
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I would use them outdoors as long as the bulbs are not directly exposed to rain. You might want to seal the screw cap diffuser with some teflon tape to improve moisture protection. A 12 volt bulb would not cause any danger of electrocution so try it! I would! If the bulb is visibly exposed, consider the Warm White Light Bulb instead of the High Power White LED Bulb. Both kinds put out about the same amount of light, an amazing amount of light considering the low power draw. I am super pleased with these bulbs and I certainly would put them in outdoor lighting. On the box they claim the bulbs will last up to 100,000 hours. That is 11.4 years if my math is correct. I hope this was helpful. Alfred Thorsberg.
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There is no indication that these LED lights are either indoor or outdoor. They are low voltage/wattage and therefore should not be suseptible to outdoor temperatures. I am not sure if they are waterproof though, or what would happen if rain got into them. If they are sheltered from the elements I doubt it would be an issue.
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yes you can. I have used them to replaced bricks in my walk way. some only get about 2 hours of direct sun light and work most of the night.
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Yes I think they stated they were ok for outdoor. We have used them outdoors for lighting a lawn area but take them in after the event
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Yes you can use outdoor, but depend which person you buy from. I had two of these, one working great in dark and another one is useless. Make sure you can return this product is not working.
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You have to contact the company. I only use them for interior remodeling. Some LEDs can't be used in a sealed outdoor light fixture because of heat build up.