Is this Fixture for 12VAC, 12VDC or 12VAC/DC operation ?
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I am using it as a headlight on my Ariens snow blower (factory light is horrible). Briggs & Stratton alternator produces 12VAC. The light is dim at idle and flickers but, as soon as I bump the throttle up it makes a nice clean bright light. I have used it now for 2 seasons and it has been working great, I'm getting ready to buy another.
1685667
These lights definitely work fine with 12VDC, and that's what I'd recommend. However, they also have a bridge rectifier built-in, so the DC polarity you supply doesn't matter, and I'd guess they will work with AC as well, although it's possible you'd get some 50/60hz flicker in the light output, and perhaps create more stress on the electronics depending upon how well the built-in regulator handles it.
1757343
Unit requires 12VDC to operate. Any off the shelf 12VDC power supply or wall adapter rated 500mA or greater should be capable of powering the unit.
1360126
It is 12VDC but you would have to wire it in or adapt a cigarette lighter plug. It is a good IR light source. Invisible to the naked eye but IR cameras can see well in the light. I use it to light up a chicken coop and run.
449283
I accidentally bought this fixture, meaning to get a 12 VDC one, so i took the four screws off the back and cut the transformer out, exposing red and black wires that hook up directly to the 12 VDC battery, and the light works like a charm, no issues what soever. Hope this helps.
2222423
Have a look at the back of your power brick (you may need magnifier, I do), it will have an output value saying ___ VDC. If that is 12 or 19 then you should be good to go.
1861026
If this is low voltage system, the answer is no. There is a step down transformer between power source and the fixtures. Also I believe we are talking about AC to DC in low voltage systems.
567954
I wish I could be more precise; but I am electrically challenged. I ordered the fixture that was recommended along with heat lamp purchase to be on safe side. I am presuming that the fixtures shown below this will also be okay for heat lamp, just read the specifications for wattage. Wish I could be more help.
2131985
12volts with straight bi pins, pins with round tads on end is for 120volts. Two types, picture is 12volts
866786
any 12 volt dc current is usable, weather it is from a battery or a transformer pack it does not know the difference - be careful to get the polarity correct...
363671
The voltage of these leds is 12VDC and in the wall you have 120VAC. But to connect it, you need to get a source to convert 120VAC to 12VDC.
1974453
Yes each 3 led is a 12vdc light. They come wired in paralle lpositive to positive to positive ,, negative negative. +to+.-to-
1007491
This device produces 12 volts of DC electricity. If you need 12 volts of DC and do not exceed the amp rating of the unit, it should work.
233574
they are rated 7-16v ac/dc. i can tell you they worked for a short while on 12vdc, when i tested them, but when i used 15v ac mocking up the fixture, 2 fried about the 3rd time switching on. i have one working on 12vdc regulated about 5 months they have a beefy bridge rectifier internally, but it seems the ic regulator or driver is not up to the task of switched supply that comes from an unbuffered 60hz rectified feed. they would have been better off using a more traditional regulator to drive the leds
229103
I do not know if this will work for 12 volt LED lights. I cannot advise you on that at all.
344142
wattage 2 watts - voltage DC12 volts - lumen 165lm - do not try to install at less than 12 inches apart - too much wire to fit inside unit.
1578079
You can use the 12vdc. 3 amp. It's a 12vdc light strip. Works good on my boat
1578077
Id recommend the 12 volt for optimum lighting. If you use a lower voltage your lighting will be dimmer.