Do they support 125 volts?
1304737
This item requires nominal 120 volts, 60 Hz. It uses the US standard, screw in type lamp socket. Since you asked about 125 volts, it makes me wonder if you have a DC system. This is an AC (alternating current) device, that works on 60 cycles. It will certainly work on the usual widely variable actual supplied voltage that can run from a low of around 110 to a top of around 128-130.
1304738
Yes it supports 120V; US voltage is +/-5% so 125 should be fine; not sure why your asking about 125V.
1227352
Yes. They have converters for 48 volt and 36 volt systems so be sure to order the right one. They will convert the higher voltage down to 12 volts at 10 amps maximum, perfect for headlights and maybe a radio etc...
1921507
They don't! I have all 6 in my garage ...voltage is too high...not sure what they are meant for. Had to buy six more at a local battery store earlier this summer
273360
No they do not. These units require that they be plugged into a 120v outlet.
1604226
These power strips are rated for 125 volts. That is also the plug configuration.
174647
Yes, I believe so. And they are working fine. Check the specs though to be certain. We're in the U.S. so here they are on 120 volts.
1107298
No they are just like an ordinary 9 volt.. I have had very good service out of these and I do recommend them. Hope this helps.
340552
Unfortunately, they only support 120V, so you would need an extra part if you plan to take these overseas.
1371407
Yes, they come with a nice 120-230VAC to 12VDC Adapter. If you wanted to you could connect to any other source of 12VDC. It is a great product.
729956
Sorry Christina, I don't think they would work because the voltage is too stiff. I honestly don't know where you would get a 6volt compatible with it. That would take some serious internet research. Try EBay.
1917526
Yes, you can safely plug these into any voltage from 120-240. You may need an adapter for the plug, as it is an American two prong.
1428760
No it does not. Yu can buy them with a power supply and lights. They need 12 volts.
1278319
Mine actually says 125/250 volts & can be switched but my suggestion is to by a converter when you're dealing with hertz.
988834
well i am not sure but I have been useing them for 12V 20W MR16 that work from a 120V ballest
1288849
Since you specify 120V, I assume these are GU10 base. Yes they will work perfectly. If you are using a dimmer, you must change to LED Compatible dimmer first. Thanks for asking.
693980
I have never tried - but here is no reason they would not work on a 12 volt battery
884677
Yes they are 12 v supplied to s transformer that boosts voltage to 50,000 volts, ad long as you hsve a dry locstion for thr transformer and a housing for the xenon bulb , it should work fine,