IS this for 110V or 220V?or can I just change the bulb to 220V and powered on directly
602701
It's 110V and it puts out plenty of light for a night light. Don't know if you can use 220v or why you would want to. I love it!
1478454
these are american lamps designed for 110 voltage. you would need an adapter if you wanted to use with 220 volt lines.
331694
The user guide under specifications says: Input: E27 - AC 100V-240V, 50Hz-60Hz; Socket E27. On the actual bulb, it says, 10W, 120V CE. I see nothing on the bulb or control that would switch it from 120 to 240.
1081194
You will probably need to use a converter. It's definitely a 110V kind of item.
2121473
This bulb is not for an oven it is 12V not 120V. It is made for landscaping; I had it for close to one year and have not have any issues with it.
755716
Sorry, I don't know. I have on a straight ON/OFF switch. But the bulb is bright and works great.
1725305
It is not made to work on 220 volts. You could use a converter for it. Nowhere on the fixture or plug does it say the start-up wattage needed though.
136705
The bulb does not care what the ballast runs on. You need to search for a ballast which accepts 220-240v. Good luck!
1408303
110V AC. It comes with a GU10 socket 50 Watt 120V Halogen Bulb. I replace it with a 3 Watt 120V LED bulb made by FEIT Electric from Home Depot.
2129688
Hello There - It is 120V. If it is not much of a hassle you can get a converter socket which works fine.
1793363
Yes, there should be a 12 v transformer on your lighting strip which converts the 110 into 12 v. What kind of bulbs are you replacing these with and what do they say on them?
1287410
I connected mine to a 110, but I'd guess it would work the same with 220 given you plug in 220 bulbs. It's just a fixture and some wires. No "brain" or anything...
1303581
The lamp has a sticker that says 110 Volt Input Only. It does come with the bulbs. Have you considered a step-down transformer?
1999800
This is for 110V-130V aplication. And CFL105W bulb(3) comes in w/this kit,,,, CFL105W is E26BASED bulb. Regards, kimoutlet
2007473
Thanh, The word "bulb" appears to be a mistake. I have two of these pumps and I have adapted them to 110 Volts, alternating current, 60 hertz. You can install them on a 220 volt, alternating current connection but please remember that the frequency will be 50 hertz so the pump will rotate a little slower and the pressure will not be as much. The lights in a house in the USA are 110 Volts so perhaps the "bulb" refers to the same voltage as the lights. It is the most common household voltage in the USA. However, I have had excellent luck with this pump as it has lasted over 15 years of daily service as a well pump.
990986
I do not believe that to be possible. If your service is 220V/1 phase you have many options and should be able to find the equivalent bulb for your specific voltage. Carefully inspect the "Specifications" portion of the advertisement for the proper voltages. Although E27 and E26 screw-in bases are compatible the 110V and 220V voltages are not.
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