can I wire this into my low voltage outdoor lighting system?
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Mr. Bosco, great idea however I believe that you would be best served by running an independent source to the light. A little critter chewing a hole in the wire eliminates the system security. The previous comments are really quite true. Safety first!
1803918
it comes with an ac adapter for 110 volt. i think it pulls a little too much power for low voltage.
1803919
That would depend on the voltage and amperage that your system produces. If its a 12 volt system running at 5 amps you should be fine hooking it up.
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I do not believe you can wire this fixture into the low voltage outdoor lights. The fixture requires a 120v uninterrupted power supply.
851681
I have done the same thing for outdoor lighting and it worked fine. I would suggest putting the old bulbs back in and see it they work or measure the connector outlet to ensure you have 12vdc at the terminal. Good luck . These bulbs I received far surpass the halogen bulbs that I had in prior with a great light and much longer life.
2047422
You will need to buy a voltage converter. If you splice the wire and hook it up directly you WILL damage the lights.
913275
I use these on standard Low voltage Bollard lights (12v) from Lowes and/or Home Depot. Work great.
2190876
Yes....it is designed to connect to landscape-lighting wire which comes from a transformer...the bulb needs 12v power and would not work if you plug it directly into a regular outlet.
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I am sure you could do that. The plug on it is just a basic plug with a power switch. The patterns are controlled with a button on the light it's self. Just use caution and make sure you know for sure what wire is hot and ground
2266839
I don't believe so. It is similar to any other low voltage light where you connect it to a transformer.I have mine connected to the same low voltage transformer/controller that is used for all of the outdoor lighting.
1492321
Thanks for the question. Normally yes. However, your fixture (all low voltage fixtures) has a transformer built in that also needs to be compatible as well.
1142738
You need a low power transformer like this Paradise GL22300 300-Watt low voltage Transformer for outdoor landscape lighting (Ground shield, Light sensor, Weatherproof, A/C) plus wire. This is just one part of a bigger system. Will not work by itself.
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Steve Horvath asked the question specifically about the 12VDC version of the light. LED Wholesalers sells a 12VDC, and a 120VAC version of the light. As long as your low voltage landscape lighting system can supply 12 volts DC (not AC), and can supply at least 10 watts of power, then yes this light will work fine.If, however, your low voltage system provides AC power instead of DC... then no.If your low voltage lighting system is 12 volts DC, make certain that you buy the 12VDC version of the light.
1611895
Absolutely, you will take a three wire circuit from existing lighting circuit. Use a 4" square box to mount to wall
1328318
Yes you should be able to. the 15 amp rating of the intermatic means it has a power rating of approx.1800 watts. well within the 600watt range for your outdoor lights.
1371406
Yes, it is a low voltage system. The power supply converts 120 vac to 12 vdc. You need to supply at least one amp to power up to 8 lighting strips (21 led per strip), 1.5 amps for up to 12 strips, etc. You could just purchase the lighting strips and interconnect cables rather than the whole system that includes the power supply. The strips mount with attached mounting tape and you could direct solder 2-conductor wire between lighting strips rather than purchase the interconnect cables, I did.
552896
Yes, if you use the correct dimmer and the correct bulb. The fixture itself is line voltage.
670110
Yes, use this for outdoor low voltage landscape light fixture. It is as good as the one sale for $5.00 something per bulb in either Home-deport or Lowe locally
1770806
This is a 120 volt system. You'd need a step down transformer as well as a bulb adapter. If you want LED, buy something designed for it.
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Yes - I use these bulbs on exterior landscape lighting fixtures that are on a 12 volt a/c (via Malibu low voltage transformer). You can use any normal 120 volt incandescent fixture (which takes normal "old fashioned" bulbs), add to a low voltage line and utilize these low-voltage LED bulbs. They do a great job - so far 7 months running 4 hours per night and no problems. Do not put bulbs in a normal residential 120 volt circuit.