I have them plugged into a 120v circuit in my track light rail and it will not turn on. is there a specific thing you have to do for these to work?
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Mine work wonderfully in a regular light (with adaptor). I don't have and ideas to help, sorry.
1823988
Turn on by just twisting, but there is a black disc inside to protect the battery so you must twist it open first, remove the black disc then they should work just fine - mine did. Hope this helps
1018682
put them in the charger and see if the light comes on. if the batteries are the same size and have the same fit to the charger it should work.
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This was a failed project for me, one of my 2 controllers died, There were times one of 2 lights worked. I might have my controller on one side of my 220 line and the sockets on the other side. What I can tell you is that manually turning the lights on with the switch in the garage, they don't come on. I think "Francois" has answered the question for us. If I saw his thoughtful answer before I started to respond, I might not have replied. Thank you Francois.
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If the LED's are not broken, the most likely problem is the appropriate plug is not properly seated in the controller. Re-seat all of the plugs and try again. If that doesn't work, then the LED's or connections are bad.
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Robert, Others have responded, as to the base type, my concern would be that these are probably 12V DC and your path lights are probably 12V AC. I do not know if these have reverse voltage protection. You would probably have to ask the MFG.
1990248
It will work if the bulbs in your track lights have a standard screw-in socket. If they have halogen prong-type sockets then nope!
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They will work in track lighting with a dimmer switch. The reason why is they are not LED lights, they are Halogen, which you can dim.
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I think the product spec is wrong. They will probably work on either AC or DC. If they were DC only they would never work as landscape lights, which are always 12 volts AC. Amazon should correct the title line.
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I agree with the reviewers below. Try changing the batteries first, then make sure the lamps are fully charged. If that doesn't work, return them.
57048
yes I have had them in a RAB brand post light rated for 120v but have a 12v transformer and they are great!
1668656
No. These operate on 120V AC. You'd have to have a transformer/converter for LED lights to run them on a 12V DC circuit. Why not just run line voltage to these lights?
2188773
I had the same problem. I charged them for 18 hours and the red light never went out. Once I paired them with my phone though the charging indicator functioned correctly.
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Sounds like you may have them wired into a two way switch (something that would turn on regular lights then when turned off, it sends the power to the LED lights). Its difficult to assist since I don't know how you wired them or where you spliced the hot (red) wire into.
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These are 12 volt not 120 volt! With that said you could use a 12 volt DC transformer or a 12 volt battery
1976993
Hi there Juliane! It's been so long (a few years now) since I had these that all I can tell you is they didn't work so I returned them. G.Loux
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I bought a track light kit from a big box store. The led lights were removeable. We were able to put them on an existing track that previously had powered halogen bulbs.