will this work with 12 volt led lights ?
229101
Not according to the manual. http://www.heath-zenith.com//data/manuals/598-1306-04.pdf
229102
No and that is my issue with this switch now. It worked great with incandescent bulbs but when I switched the three (porch area) out to LED, it controls them but also randomly turns each of the three in the circuit on and off like some odd Halloween light show -- only happens when it is supposed to be off and nothing picking up from the remote sensor. I even tried mixing back one incandescent bulb in an attempt to trick the circuit but it did not work any better.It looks like it is pulsing power out here and there which the LEDs are sensitive enough and require so little current that it momentarily lights them up.Time to look for another product that supports the new lighting standard. No and that is my issue with this switch now. It worked great with incandescent bulbs but when I switched the three (porch area) out to LED, it controls them but also randomly turns each of the three in the circuit on and off like some odd Halloween light show -- only happens when it is supposed to be off and nothing picking up from the remote sensor. I even tried mixing back one incandescent bulb in an attempt to trick the circuit but it did not work any better.It looks like it is pulsing power out here and there which the LEDs are sensitive enough and require so little current that... » Read More No and that is my issue with this switch now. It worked great with incandescent bulbs but when I switched the three (porch area) out to LED, it controls them but also randomly turns each of the three in the circuit on and off like some odd Halloween light show -- only happens when it is supposed to be off and nothing picking up from the remote sensor. I even tried mixing back one incandescent bulb in an attempt to trick the circuit but it did not work any better.It looks like it is pulsing power out here and there which the LEDs are sensitive enough and require so little current that it momentarily lights them up.Time to look for another product that supports the new lighting standard. « Show Less
229103
I do not know if this will work for 12 volt LED lights. I cannot advise you on that at all.
229104
I do not think it will. Have to use bulbs with filaments (old style bulbs).
572820
Yes... as long as there is no transformer involved... If your lights have a transformer this will NOT work.
117732
Yes, the connectors work well with existing 2 wire 12 volt wire. I bought 20 lights and used my existing transformers and wire.
247999
I would disagree (about them working). I have 24 volt LEDs and they work on 12 volts so it follows that a 12 volt LED strip would work on 6 volts. It will be dimmer/not as bright. That might be acceptable/might not. With my 24 volt LEDs, I was using them for illuminating a sandblasting cabinet so they were rather dim and inadequate for that application.
1520801
Theoretically it could be wired for 12 VDC; but it would involve more work than it is worth and probably would result in destroying some LED segments. The light source is made up of a grid of smaller LED modules in series / parallel all very close together. This grid of LED modules is connected to a heatsink that dissipates the heat to the lamp housing. Separating the LEDs for a different voltage is not something worthwhile or recommended. There are 12 volt DC LED floodlights available ready to go.
938306
This dimmer is to be used with 110 -120 v only. Not sure if there is a dimmer for 12v, or low voltage.
587576
Assuming you mean you have an AC adapter that outputs 12v DC, you'll probably burn out the led without putting a resistor in the mix. LEDs typically only need a few volts to light
2036778
Yes, it will work with a 12 volt system. However, make sure it has the right plug on the end of the wire
1521748
I have a central switch that provides 12 V DC. This is the only it'll work.
1256849
look malaka, as long as your light is 12 volt it should work you did not mention the watt's but as long as you dont exceed 200 watt with what other lights you are using.
990740
The light will work with 12 volt systems (like your car) all you have to do wire in a power and a ground with a switch and your good to go.
2208254
My guess is the LED will work provided the LED unit is 110 volts and does not exceed the voltage or amperage of unit. I will say with confidence the unit has worked flawlessly since purchase with Flourescent bulbs. To be safe I would check with the mfg.
1297830
I think so, seems like it would work. The lights run off of a transformer and rectifier pack that should reduce step-down voltage to the LEDs. I have not tried it myself. Probably a better resource for this question would be the manufacturer.
654888
It's output voltage is 5 volts DC (approx), to power an LED yes it can at 5 volts but you would have to add a DC to DC step up converter to get the 12 vdc
701792
You can use it on your led lights if it is 2.1mm DC Output Center Positive, 12V DC 500ma per channel.
1751210
NO I don't believe it will. You would have to control the lights from the output side, not the voltage in.
683244
Yes. Should work. I'm using it to control kitchen cabinet led light. Works great.