What is the voltage for these lights? What kind of converter will I need to use this in the UK? Thank you.
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The AC/DC converter that is on the power cord for this light says it takes an input of 110V-240V, so it'll work anywhere in the world with the right prong adapter.
779843
The LED lights operate on A/C voltage between 85v and 264v. The low voltage system output is probably only 12v to 25v so these would not work. Some low volt systems may also operate on DC and again the 10 watt lights use AC.
1358594
Sorry, can't anywhere in the manual about UK supply. It takes a 110 volts to work
1297829
I would say no because they use DC voltage. They sell a dimmer switch that will work with these lights
197385
The buls for this light are 120v GU10C bulbs not the bulb that is listed .. I have told amazon to fix this when I had to return what I bought .. This is NOT a 12v light fixture
526489
You need a 12v transformer. Mine are direct wired transformers that I have up to four lights wired to.
496623
These are 12V (probably AC only) If you will have transformer to 12V they will work technically. If you have an isntallation with multiple MR16s and you would like to change it to LED I would recommend to change the transformer to LED version. Otherwise it may not work or if it will work you will decrese the lifespan of the bulb (I work for LED manuacturing company in EU)
1419510
Not directly no. You would have to buy a 110v to 12v convertor. These lights operated on 12DC current. House current is 110AC.
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!
2171207
My instruction manual for Generation 2 lamp (UK) states input is 110-240 V.
1198521
They are measuring this in volts here, saying that it can be plugged into a 120 volt outlet. The bulbs are only 7 watts and work fine in any night light or Christmas lights. I've purchased many and they are good lights and will last about a year before you will need to replace, maybe longer if you are very careful not to ever jar them as they tend to get more delicate as the filament ages. Hope this helps.
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I am using 220v and there is no problem with it. also, it saids 110~220V, if you pick the right light balls you can also use it upto 240v. the sokets are E12 size.
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For this kit to work in the UK you need to consider the fact that the CFL light bulbs are only rated for 110V/60Hz AC power, but the light sockets are rated 110-230V & 50-60Hz with standard two-prong US wall plugs attached. That means you'll require a transformer in addition to a US-to-UK plug adaptor if you want to use the included bulbs, otherwise you can still use the light sockets without a transformer but will then need to buy 240V CFL bulbs separately.
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They operate on standard 110 volt current, same as all the lights and appliances you use in your home. You can buy a voltage converter that connects to a 12 volt car battery which will convert the current to 110 volts to use these lights out in the field. These converters can be purchased from any auto parts store, hardware stores and places like Wal Mart. These lights operate on low amperage so you can purchase a smaller converter which costs less money. I have a larger converter that works fine. Good Luck.
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They're 120v. You may as well shop at Amazon UK where 220v tools and appliances abound.
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My husband says you can't use this light in a 220 home. However, he said maybe an electrician could somehow convert it. Sorry, that's all I know. Good luck wherever you are. I'm in Oregon, USA.
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.