What is the power source (120V or battery) for this type of light? If battery powered, what type of batteries? How long the battery would last?
1660034
It's plug-in, 120v. I find it adequately bright, which is to say if you use it in an already semi-lit area, it will be very bright, but if you use it in a dark crawlspace, it will be dim unless you bring it really close to the targeted area.
1660035
120v. Standard grounded 3 prong. Not nearly as bright as newer led lights. I'd spend the extra 20-30 bucks and buy a light with some real power
1540942
I used a 12v battery ( which is charged from a solar panel,) to power the timer and the led strip lights. Works perfectly. Lights run 4 hours a day, timer is always drawing a small amount of power from the battery.
1159662
Mine came with an Alkaline 23 Amp 12 Volt battery. They are available at most big box stores or local hardware and drug stores. Good luck and enjoy the lights.
31729
I believe lithium rechargeable battery. This is not that large. It is about 5 inches tall. Very Bright
134512
The light runs off 12v DC. If you do the proper wiring it will run off any 12v DC source. The light does have a 12 volt auto plug.
671215
this light does not have battery to charge. It is powered by a 12v power plug from 12v battery. nothing to charge at all.
233625
I would assume rechargeable batteries would work. I have not tried it though. It is very easy to replace the batteries. The back base of the fixture is screwed to the wall or you can use the double stick tape that comes with it and stick it to the wall. Once the base is on the wall, the light fixture removes easily by just turning the fixture slightly to release it. Then you have exposure to the battery compartment.
276759
110 - You just plug it in to a regular wall socket, to charge...... it's a great light.
2193707
Power Source: 120V AC. 175W Bulb: 2 each 75W PAR410 Weight:12 lbs Warranty: 1 year Model#: PAR400/Item# 49170 Bulbs Model #PAR410/Item# 49138 I have one for sale if you would like for 100$. conju30@hotmail.com
1145522
it runs on 12v, so any 12v source will work. I'm using a battery pack for a project with a switch on the positive side.
863156
It uses AA batteries. Not sure how long the batteries last. We purchased these for power outages and providing some extra light for close work. Bright light at first but the light dies fade as the batteries lose power.
1505888
The light has a USB plug and can be powered through your computer or other device. It also comes with a plug adapter so you can plug it in an outlet.
485543
It uses 4 AA batteries. I guess you could use rechargeable batteries. I haven't had to replace them yet. This is a very powerful light for the size.
2000635
the light runs on a VERY, VERY small battery. If you're thinking of using 110 power from a house light switch.... you'll probably blow the light to smitherines!! and get shocked and maybe start a fire. If, however, you attached the small battery to the light, then taped it somewhere near the rocker switch, it would light for a few days then burn out. I put the light plus battery taped into balloons and suspended them from the ceiling for Halloween, covered with gauze they looked like glowing ghosts.
1066588
This light uses 120 volt AC, 60 hertz power, if that is what you have it should work.
25369
110/120VAC. You can see the AC/DC converter in the picture. It is separate and uses 5mm socket and plug pigtails to connect to the light unit itself. These are very well made and hard to find in 6k "daylight" versions. Unlike some, the clips and springs are very strong. The entire 2-piece light unit is cast metal. It's too bad they don't have a higher power (even 15W would be nice) version.
751056
You can buy new batteries (these are recharged by the sun though and you won't have to very often!) We have had the lights out for 3 months or so. They come with batteries. They are solar powered. The batteries get power from the sun. They do wear out eventually (as we have had similar lights) but these are nice looking and are working fine with no battery changes. Hope that helps. We live in a sunny city in CA. I know hard to understand: batteries and rechargeable but no worries about frequent changes at all. None so far. They did come with batteries.