Does the 3W White/Warm White Power LED Recessed Ceiling Down Bulb Spot Light Lamp need a led driver or can I hook it up direct to 110 ac voltage?
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hi the bulb do come with led driver ,u can hook it up direct to 110 ac voltage
1978351
Yes. If you already have undercounted lights you will already have a 110v feed to those lights. I used that feed and put an outlet just inside the cabinets.
61360
No, Will only work with Halogen or Incandescent loads (bulbs). FOR LED, you need a DC driver, try Eversale (illuminous) 12V, 12W = EV-12V-1000-12D, 26W = EV-12V-2200-33D, 48W = EV-12V-4000-60D. Also 24V versions 12W = EV-24V-500-12D, 26W = EV-24V-1100-33D, 48W = EV-24V-2000-60D
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i currently have recessed lighting that uses a par 30 incadescent bulb, that produces roughly 60watts of light.im looking to convert to a led bulb that produces 30 watts of light. can you supply me with a part # from youre company..thanks
1206595
Suggest you email seller...we retro'd our fluorescent fixtures but they were all 12 VOLT. I am a big fan of LED's and for the $$$ savngs and the clean lite. I figure as more people adopt the LED their power bills will drop & the power companies will have to raise rates to make up the difference
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Hi Francis, I don't know if I am right, but this is what shows in the back of the lamp. Rating: AC 110V ~ 50/60Hz 250WI hope this works for you. Best.
1860213
No you do not need a driver or transformer, it is part of the bulb but here was my review. I returned these. The color was good and the dimming worked well but the light level is more like 25 Watts and not 50 Watts. I returned them.
1153151
I am not sure I understand the question and I don't know the technical terms. The bulb comes with its own transformer which in turn should be connected to the 110V wires (via the two wire marked "input). (Yes, the transformer looks like a "white box"...)
1893143
The warm white LED uses the same circuit board as the RGB(Red Green Blue). Each physical LED has three LED's inside, so one is connected to the red lead and one is connected to the green lead and the last is connect to the blue lead. So the - power connects to the RGB and + connects to the last or fourth lead. that should be labled +12. If you wanted to change the light output you could only connect to one or two of the RGB pads on the circuit strip.
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You must rewire your fixture to use LED lamps in place of fluorescent lamps. If you're handy with electrical installations, this is a pretty simple task. You remove the existing ballasts and run 120v directly to the end or ends of the LEDs. The quick connect fittings in my old fluorescent fixtures made this especially easy since the 'tombstones' which provide mounting and power for the lamps had quick connect fittings. Note that the lamps I received required the hot (black) wire to one end and the neutral (white) wire to the other end of each lamp. I was able to do this easily using existing wires in my fixture with a wire cutter/stripper. I'm VERY happy with the results and would certainly do it again. You don't have to physically remove the ballasts but I did and recycled them
542217
The LED will operate on AC. You can choose any model LED that will fit into your application.
446554
Yes. You will need a dimable power supply and a dimmer that will work for that power supply. Dimmer will be something that will work for the LED power supply... generally not a standard dimmer.
82045
Well the box says it's light emitter is 3*1W LED and its power supply/input is 85V-260V but if it like me and don't know what that means. I'll say this it fits the standard light fixtures in the USA. I put mine in a ceiling fan. It's bright and spins the colors amazingly. Hope this helps sorry for delayed answers don't always have internet access at my house. :o)
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The unit is rated @ 120 V 500W; I see no reason why it would not work with any led light with a standard base rated for 110-120 V
689986
The LEDs in this light operate on DC. The AC adapter/transformer is built into the unit, and cannot be bypassed.
377993
According to one of my contractors the LED light fixtures he has encountered require a low voltage electrical. He does not believ that a LED bulb will work in this traditional fixture.
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Nope, you will need a 120ac/12vdc power supply for these lights. These are light emitting DIODES, so you must observe the proper polarity when you are hooking them up.