I need an outdoor ext cord for 2 strings of Brightech - Ambience PRO patio lights that will total 30 - 11W bulbs. Would this cord be appropriate?
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I've been using it indoors for a refrigerator but it is rated interior/exterior. I could not say absolutely but if it's OK for a fridge and/or microwave I'd guess you do not have a problem. Depending on your outdoor placement you might want to add a connection cover.
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Yes it would. I use it for my outdoor deck lights and it is very well made and durable
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These are standard-size nightlight bulbs, so if those don't fit what you are trying to put them in, these definitely won't work either! Maybe if you search on Amazon for your brand of patio light, a suggestion may come up for the type of bulbs they take!
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I'm just using 15w CFL flood bulbs with the extension. With that said, if I had the standard 100w bulbs, I wouldn't hesitate to put them in. I wouldn't use these outdoors, however.
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depends on the length of the cord, a 16/2 standard outdoor cord is fine for under 100 ft. Over that I would use a #14/2 cord
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I don't personally have a brand preference. I use 2-50 foot outdoor extension cords and I believe they are 14 gauge. I wouldn't use any smaller than 14 gauge cord...
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I'm not sure about this bulb but here's the PAR30 bulb that I use for my outdoor applications. I'm loving the light output plus the item's really durable, just be sure that the bulb is not exposed directly to the rain: Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 12-Watt (75-Watt) PAR30 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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Tenting days are over; we use these for lighting our patio. They're pretty bright and would probably would serve your needs.
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These connectors are designed for low voltage (12volt) landscape lighting which is outside. The light fixtures are totally enclosed protecting both the bulb and the connector from the weather. Also see David's answer.
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Hi - I ordered this a few weeks ago to plug into a brand new outdoor light fixture I purchased at Lowes, so I could insert a regular incandescent 25 watt lightbulb, and that size sounds about right. I can go home and measure it tonight and get back with you. Karen
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I don't see why not. It's just a standard cord. What I did with the extras was I took out the bulbs and hid the extra cord at the outlet.
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You might get away with "custom" light strings 11-52. The extra lights 10-47 are fine with it.
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I found this description on the site: Prime Products Patio Globe Lights. Add atmosphere and charm to your patio or RV campsite with these Prime Gloal Lights! Each string has twenty 3 1/4" globes on a 22', UL-listed 110V cord. Great for indoor and outdoor use. Comes with an extra fuse and additional bulbs, too! Beautiful bulbs to spruce up the ambience! Order Today! Prime Products Multi-Colored Patio Globe Lights
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Not sure, I currently am using a 60 watt bulb for my outdoor front porch fixture that is enclosed and under cover. Also in a lamp in an interior room in the house. Works great with a regular light bulbs of 60 watt.
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I have never seen or heard of a (gu-10) outdor light fixture yet, this doesnt mean they don't exist or if it can't be made. If the fixture is listed for outdoor use and is UL approved go for it, I don't know why you would use these bulbs for outdoor use, because they're are bigger and better stuff out there. I have a big led spotlight instead of those 100 watt incandescent spot light, it does its job.
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I bought these for my outdoor lighting. However, the LED bulb is longer than my light can hold. I modified one to make it fit (not recommended) and found that the light flickered. I don't know if that was due to mine being A/C outdoor lights and the circuit in them does not work as well on A/C. I would check first on how much room you have in your undercabinet fixtures for a longer bulb. These are also bigger in diameter too.
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Yes, a standard extension cord 3-prong would fit thru the cage. Although w/ that type of set up I would expect the bottom of the bulb might protrude some from the bottom of cage.
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I think the 1st two responses are correct. Hardware-House lighting is well constructed but, this line is not intended for outdoor use. I would error on the side of safety and install outdoor rated lights and fans. Please feel free to call me if you have other questions or concerns. We'll be glad to help.ChristopherComplete Home Hardware615-794-3880