will this bulb work with 15 volts dc?
599286
Yes; however, it's likely to have a slightly shorter life span. Most unregulated 12V solar systems run the voltage range as stated by Mr. Crouch.
599287
If you look at the description at the top of the page it states it will work @ 10-16vdc. So, yes, it will work with 15vdc. But your battery charger should not be letting that amount of voltage through. It should cap off at 14.4vdc if set correctly.
100655
Yes. The bulb specs mention 110V. Power in the US is generally around 117V, and items rated 110-130 volts should work with the US power grid.
787579
I checked the bulb I own, and it is 60 watts, 120 volts. It is safe for any appliance that plugs into a wall outlet, and accepts a 60 watt bulb.
1579485
The spec. on the socket is 25v max and 5 amp max. The bulb you have is ok on the voltage but the amps is 6.25 which is to high for this socket.
550793
Yes. You plug the light into the ballast and the ballast into the outlet. If you're gonna use a timer make sure it's a 15 amp.
89229
It does not include a lamp, so it is not necessarily voltage sensitive. The socket is a standard screw in for PAR type bulbs.
1744279
this product is 12 volts DC, no it will not work in a household light fixture
2279262
This bulb fits a standard light socket, but it must be wired to a 12V source and not a normal 120V source. Great bulbs! I have 30+ in use.
1347976
Absolutely Peter, this bulb is rated at only 15-watts. So it will come no where near that wattage rating. We know how confusing the replacement wattage value can be with LEDs Thanks
1262219
YES. I have an old Tensor lamp (about 35 years old, but no model number anywhere) with this label attached on the bottom "tensor 120V. ~.25 AMPS 25 Watts Use #93 bulb only. Any other bulb may destroy this lamp." I bought two of these since the shipping costs more than 2 bulbs. Fits and works perfectly.
931796
I expect yours is defective. Mine runs continuously on 14vdc from a little wall wart powersupply. A 12v lead battery fully charged will be at ~13.7 (14vdc). Note that your bulb is also designed to run on ~12VAC from a little transformer and no rectifier like a doorbell transformer. I suspect the bulb would have the same issue using AC power.
843618
I would venture to say most likely if it is a 15 watt 120 volt push in base. I purchased it for my 80 plus year old Aunt's older machine and she was thrilled she did not have to drive and look for the bulb and it was delivered to her doorstep in 2 days. It certainly was cheap enough to buy over the internet and save her the cost of gas.
1642736
If they are 110v, I would expect it to work fine. Mine is connected to a single switch that controls 2 outdoor lights. They have regular bulb, but I don't see any difference, it's just turning a circuit on or off.
1976849
It should work. Just make sure that the bulbs draw at least 50 Watts combined or the transformer will not work. Maximum is 150 Watts.
1717549
The bulb works with 12 V DC only not with any AC voltage. You mention that your outdoor low voltage landscape lighting is AC if that is right the bulb will not work. I believe that you are wrong, all landscape lighting are DC,then the bulb will work. Recheck your outdoor system and if is DC (not AC) you are good to go !
395769
Yes, it's a standard fixture and should take any 120v bulb. I would strongly recommend against using a regular room bulb in any outdoor setting though.
556490
Yes, Just don't exceed 150 watts per bulb. I'm using 2 different types of LED bulbs in mine and everything works really well.