will this light work on 12V AC? my snow blower comes equip with 12V power for a light attachment (55W halogen) but it's 12V AC not DC.
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Prob not well, get an ac to DC voltage rectifier and that should fix the problem
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No...is the short answer. However, I doubt that your snowblower is 12 AC, are you positive of this? Typically, any motorized machine such as this (think motorcyles, scooters, atvs, cars, trucks, lawn mowers (riders),etc) are 12V DC (sometimes 24V DC).Presuming I am correct in this then, yes, these will work on your snowblower. Where did you get the info that it is 12V AC? If a manual, perhaps it is a typo. I would suggest checking the labels on the blower itsels and/or contacting the manufacturer or dealer to confirm.Hope this helps!
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If your snow blower came with lights on it already it might already have a rectifier into the snow blower these lights are worth buying and seeing if they work and if not getting a rectifier cause you will definitely light up your path check out youtube for these lights to see how bright they are
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this will work in any standard ac 120volt fixture as long as the fixture is wired for 12 volts. I have installed this and other led bulbs at the Bamboo Village Hawaii Learning Center development and am happy to say that this technology lights bright and decreases load requirements significantly. Therefore I will be demonstrating this as my choice for solar solutions to my visitors.
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It will work on 12 or 24 volts DC. I tried it on 24 volts AC and it blew the bulb.
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I don' t know. We live in Tennessee and have had coldest winter in 20 years getting down to -6 with windchill of -12 and had no problems with the light. We use it to light up our donkey corral at night. It has stayed bright even during our snow and ice storms.
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The specs say 12v DC input/out 6amp so light would have to be a12v dc lighting system. Typically house lights will be using 110 as the souce and then MAY transform it down but sounds like you really need to get a remote 110 device. This device is really meant for for vehicle type 12v systems and the wires are small gage.
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It can work with AC or DC - 12 volts. I'm using it to switch 12V DC lights.
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Yes the output is 12v dc, I use it for my landscape lighting. I also used another for my ikea halogen lighting. Note they are indoor use only. I had them outside in the cold weather and I got flickering when I dimmed them. When I put them inside the flickering stopped. Great product if you need it to dim lighting at 12 volts dc. Worked for me, hope it works for you. Good luck!
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A clarification: this device DOES NOT produce 12V DC. The output is 12V AC at 40KHz, up to 6.3 Amps, not that incandescent bulbs care either way (ac/dc)
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yes, this is 12 volt light. Just make sure the transformer is connected properly. That is, one side of the transformer will indicated 120 Volts the other should say 12 volts. Make sure the 12 volt side is wired to the bulb.
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Steve Horvath asked the question specifically about the 12VDC version of the light. LED Wholesalers sells a 12VDC, and a 120VAC version of the light. As long as your low voltage landscape lighting system can supply 12 volts DC (not AC), and can supply at least 10 watts of power, then yes this light will work fine.If, however, your low voltage system provides AC power instead of DC... then no.If your low voltage lighting system is 12 volts DC, make certain that you buy the 12VDC version of the light.
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Yes. Our cabin is wired with regular 120v fixtures but connected to our 12v battery system off our solar. Works great. We prefer these bulbs over the cfl 12v bulbs we were using.
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If this is the 12v version then as long as the total current is within the range of your transformer, it should work. I don't recommend it though, as these draw more current than typical landscape lights.If it is the 120V version, no, it cannot be used.
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They do work with AC. Most landscape lighting power supplies are transformers that convert 110V AC to 12V AC... these lights work with 12V AC power.
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This product used 120V AC power and converts it to 12V DC power. It will work for any type of 12V DC device. Beware though, polarity is important in DC devices. If it doesn't turn on at first, reverse the wires and it should work. Also, these transformers have a maximum load in watts. Be sure to know the watts of your string of devices. Do not overload the transformer. If you need to, buy two. That is the downside of using a lot of LED lighting devices. They may be cheap but the transformers and additional wiring can be expensive. Hope this helped.
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This light works with 110v power supply. I actually turned the lights into plug in lights by connecting them to an extension cord. They are on a switch for my house and they work great.
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Yes. Wire a standard socket with 12V and that is what this light is for. I wired our home for backup 12V lighting during storms and power out and used regular recessed lighting fixtures.
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Model: SHW0612040UL -- best guess, hard to tell 0 vs O sometimes.Input: AC 110-120V 60HzOutput: DC 12V 400mAI didn't get any results by the part # I tried. Most likely, many of the universal AC adapters would work fine for this. Amazon has a number of them listed, just be sure they can do 12V and are at least 400mA. Cooper contact info--For assistance call 1-800-334-6871 or email us at consumerproducts@cooperlighting.com