Hi, Is this lamp universal voltage? Thanks
1884472
This lamp is a great disappointment. It is too dim for standard office useage and brightness cannot be adjusted. I was going to send it back but had a serious accident and was hospitalized and now only have use of one arm and was forced to keep it due to expiration of time for return. This lamp is a rip off and I've just thrown it away out of frustration. Its the worst product I've bought on Amazon. No. It is not universal voltage. Don't waste your money.
1190292
Not sure. Even if it is I would not recommend this lamp. It has a defective switch.
503473
This is a wonderful light and I am so pleased with it, but I cannot answer the voltage question. Good luck with your move!
2241172
Don't think so. I live in the US and use 120. I checked but didn't see any stickers indicating it was a dual voltage light. Sorry, it's a nice light.
2131499
I'm sorry, but I gave this lamp as a gift to someone, so I don't really know. Will try to find out and let you know later if I do.
1877759
It's the same as the input voltage. This dimmer does not work by reducing the voltage.
1696357
Not 100% sure. I tried it in 2 different lamps and it didn't work in either.
2229834
Hi Candice -- not sure I understand your question. The lamp has a standard 120V AC cord of reasonable length, and there's a three-way (low/med/high) rotary switch at the base of the shade. It's a little stiff, but works fine.
552896
Yes, if you use the correct dimmer and the correct bulb. The fixture itself is line voltage.
893509
The only information on the bulb is #55 7V. I agree - take your old one to a store.
1036290
Sorry, I don't have idea, we don't have this voltage in my house, I recommend you review with the model and look up this in internet.
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.
1367610
Yes. Low voltage lamps are designed to work from a DC source as well as AC. Just don't exceed the wattage output of the driver. Try to keep it at about 80% of its maximum rating.
1391383
As with most lamps it is just wiring to a socket, so it will operate at higher voltage, however the insulation and heat dissapating components are designed for 120V. The lamp is clearly marked as 120/60Hz AC only. Perhaps a low wattage LED or CFL might be safe, however If you had a fire, would your insurance cover you (assuming you survived the fire) when you have a non-approved setup? I would buy something manufactured for your electrical system.
624642
This lamp came with 110v. I know there are universe adapters for different countries but not sure which one you need to buy for this lamp
1036409
its neither voltage. This is not an electrical unit with any lights. This part is the replacement glass housing in case you break your Euro beam glass globe, or want to swap out another light pattern from an existing set of lights you may already have, such as pencil beam. Do not order if you expect to get a set of working lights to install.
499282
I'm assuming that by 'free volt' you mean that the device can operate on a variety of voltages. If this assumption is correct the answer for this lamp is " no " . This lamp is designed to operate on a voltage of 120 @ 60 Hz. with a maximum lamp wattage of 40 watts.