if you know, does bulb works at 220 - 240v?
914151
Sorry-- not sure; however, I use them in sensor-based candles, nite lights, etc and they work just fine. These are standard bulbs and a great price via Amazon.
914152
Sorry-- not sure; however, I use them in sensor-based candles, nite lights, etcand they work just fine. These are standard bulbs and a great price via Amazon.
104241
That's at 12 v, but it has a voltage regulator so it would be the same at 24v. I really like the bulbs.
2065203
Yes - the instructions that come with the lamp has a specifications box which says:Power - AC/DC adapter: AC 100-240V to DC 12V-@A (or 1.5a)
1955644
Hello Dave,These are basically fluorescent light bulbs with switches. So if a conventional 110v to 240v convertor works on a light bulb, it should work with these products. There is not a switch that goes from 110v to 240 v like a computer has on it's power supply.
1065410
I don't know for sure, but it works fine for CFL/long-life bulbs. It works for any bulb that fits a standard light-bulb fitting and is for 120 volt systems. It doesn't have a circuit to change volts, so if the LED bulb takes 120V, I am sure it will work.
1463686
Not as is, these bulbs have a transformer to step the voltage down. Try here - E27 White Light 60 Led (3.0w 12v) Light Bulb
189301
That is not about bulb but about the lamp, since these do not run off line current. The lamp must be rated for the 240, if so then it will properly process the line current for the bulb.
1010044
You may want to call Feit directly, I don't think this bulb is suitable for 220.
276336
The Label reads: input 110-240VThat means it should work. Anyway outside the US I always carry a world adapter which includes a converter.
486311
Well, it's definitely 110, but a converter should work. Check out the info on the converter container, it should tell you. It's a great lamp.
936166
I took info off the lamp bulb & lamp body. It's an 18w bulb(s) & it works off of 120v, 60HzAC, but I don't know what the PL is for, nor is it on the lamp.
185307
The one I have works on 110volt only. You would have to call the company that makes this bulb.
1038297
You can charge this in the UK at 220-240v but need to buy a proper step down USA to UK converter which you can pick up in Maplin etc for about a tenner and plug the supplied 110V charger into it. I tried using a UK charger that matched the US charger output specs but it did not work. Once I purchased the step down converter and used the 110v charger that came with this lamp, it charged fine.
109090
It does. It all depends on the bulb. That's where the transformer is. Tried it with a 220v AC
179718
Yes. You just need an adapter plug for 220-240. Most other countries use round pins in their sockets, not flat ones like we have in the states.
109091
It just depends on which lamp (or bulb) you use, because this does not use any AC/DC adapter. So the answer is yes (in my country we use 220V).
1262219
YES. I have an old Tensor lamp (about 35 years old, but no model number anywhere) with this label attached on the bottom "tensor 120V. ~.25 AMPS 25 Watts Use #93 bulb only. Any other bulb may destroy this lamp." I bought two of these since the shipping costs more than 2 bulbs. Fits and works perfectly.