What do they plug into to get power
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The red wire plugs into the positive side of a 12-15 volt DC volt power source, the black goes to ground(negative on your car battery).To test the lights, put the red on the + side of your battery, and touch the black wire to the - side.
225265
12 volt DC. Your typical car battery will power it, as long as it is 12 volts. I have one of these set up at my cabin over a 10' X 10' deck. It is fantastic.
225266
They get there power from a 12v or 24v power source, typically a battery. A car battery is 12v and some solar battery banks are 24v.
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There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF interference, so a weak (radio) station will have a buzz if receiver is close by. There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF... » Read More There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF interference, so a weak (radio) station will have a buzz if receiver is close by. « Show Less
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The light has two wires you can connect to any 12v vehicle power supply. You can wire it independently with a switch or do what I did and splice it into the reverse lights. I wanted more lighting for backing up on my camper van.
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You plug the USB up to something to power it like a computer or a wall charger. Plug the other side to a stereo input.
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They require 120VAC power, i.e., need to be plugged in. They are portable, but need a power source.
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The power is fed to the unit via the coax cable that comes with the unit. The power is fed to that portion of the coax through a T-connector I mounted in my attic and supplied power to a transformer plug there.
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Yes they do. They need the power source. I bought these for my son. He loves them.
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they are 12 volt, they come with an adapter that you plug into an ordinary 110 outlet or extension cord.
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the ones I have bought came with the low voltage transformer that plugs in. Transformer/rectifier 120volt ac to 12volt dc
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Nothing. You should be able to hook that stuff up directly to the power outlets of the generator.
191977
Plug into any standard outlet. Don't think they show it in the picture, but there is a cord.
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you plug it into a wall outlet and then into the computer with a usb cable. so the power does not come from the computer
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We sell DC power adapters to power our lights, they can be plugged into an AC outlet.
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You need to be able to plug them into a wall socket of some sort. They are electrical.
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No. You have to hook them up to a switch or run them off another power source.
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the power source is the recorder itself. they plug into that along with the video cables. the hard drive has to be plugged in.
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Each 8500 will need its own connection to power. Each unit has 1 cord with plug end.
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They come with a few inches of wire and a connector to attach them to the wire run from the power source.
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The plug directly into the wall outlet. I had no luck with them and would not recommend them.