is this lamp for outdoor malibu lighting. is it 12 volt?
1778743
The malibu fixtures I have will not work with this bulb unless you modify the fixture. My fixture already has a reflector type shell that becomes dull and non reflective over time. If you remove the reflector then insert the bulb it will work, but you must un-screw and remove the original reflector in the fixture first.
1778744
No. These are very small light bulbs. I use them in my kitchen light fixture.
1778745
Yes, I used it for my outdoor Malibu lighting which is 12 volts. They actually are lasting longer than the Home Depot brand. Can't go wrong.
1778746
After looking further at the manufacturer's description, I can see some of this information is not obvious. Also, I can say that they don't specifically say the bulb is for outdoor use. But, here's what I know for sure. The bulb is in fact meant to be used in a 12 volt system. I think most Malibu brand lighting is 12 volts for outdoor use. Every manufacturer of the MR11 bulbs that I have seen sells these bulbs to be used in the Malibu outdoor landscape lighting. So, even if you look at a Philips brand MR11 (for instance), it will say "Indoor Flood & Landscape". Basically, I don't think any of these manufacturers want to say the bulb is for "outdoor" use. What you will find is they say it is suitable for "outdoor landscape-fixtures". I have been using these bulbs in 4 Malibu flood lights for over 6 months. They are completely subject to blazing Arizona sun, severe monsoon wind and rain. As far as I can tell, these bulbs are every bit as good as the name brand bulbs for 10 times the price. They look the same, they are lasting just as long, the light given off is similar if not the same and they don't seem to have any problem being outdoors. Please keep in mind, however, the Malibu outdoor landscape fixtures I have are basically a sealed fixture with a glass lens...so the bulbs are typically never directly exposed to the elements.
1271033
These lights are low voltage led lights. I have them linked to the same 12V transformer that powers my exterior landscaping lights "malibu lights".
654597
yes 12 volt dc with a positive and negative wire. Great lights for my pontoon boat
1520801
Theoretically it could be wired for 12 VDC; but it would involve more work than it is worth and probably would result in destroying some LED segments. The light source is made up of a grid of smaller LED modules in series / parallel all very close together. This grid of LED modules is connected to a heatsink that dissipates the heat to the lamp housing. Separating the LEDs for a different voltage is not something worthwhile or recommended. There are 12 volt DC LED floodlights available ready to go.
1349340
No, it is for 12-volt direct current only. Plugging it in to an AC outlet would burn it up.
2096736
Yes, it is electric with an on/off switch on the side of the lamp just above the neck of the character. It takes a 40W type G bulb.
1659087
Yes, it is 12 volt and it has worked well for me. No Problems and easy to install.
954151
It is a 12 volt direct current light, in other words a 12 volt car battery or 12 volt solar powered battery will run this light. The light is very well made and is weather proof.
1133349
yes it is 12V but I don't think it is good for outdoor use because it isn't sealed so rain may cause short circuit
1136355
No, it is not a 12 volt unit but if you look further on Amazon, LED Wholesalers does list this unit in a 12 Volt DC version.
605329
Yes- I bought it for a 12 volt outdoor lighting system. I'm surprised the description doesn't say 12 volt. Maybe all MR11 bulbs are 12 volt.
1448723
I believe that these are designed for Malibu type outdoor systems which run on 12v AC.
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.
1262217
I bought one bulb at Lowe's; it obviously was a 12 volt. I have tossed the old lamp, and bought a new one. End of story.
1442693
these are 12 volt bulbs for an rv or automotive application, not 110 volt as a house would be.
347592
They are 12 v for sure am running them off of an Malibu outdoor landscape transformer which is only 12 volt can't answer about being able to dim as I use them for indoor ambient light against a wall
939805
Hi, The lamp is for 90 to 240 volts AC not 12 VDC! Will only work at those voltages.