what wires are 120v, no markings and no directions!
79052
On mine, the black and white connect to the 120v and the red are the low voltage
937186
There are no specs on the switch or package. These look like a typical alarm type of switch, not meant for much current. It would be all right if you are doing a low voltage (25 volts or less) DIY because of the small contacts and exposed terminals. If you are using a commercial 120 volt light, check the power needed and somehow shield the terminals from people touching them or use the switch as a low voltage control for the 120 volt at the light.
1074525
Ok i would run 0 guage wires because you will be trying to run 120 amps through the wire and usually a four guage wire is 80 amps.. And on my 1100 watt brutus im using official copper speaker wire so i can get as much voltage as ican through the wire . But a complete zero guage wire should be fine speaker cables..
338798
Oh I'm sorry I responded to the wrong item. But the same applies. I'm not sure what wires are needed for this. If you take it to a shop they will more than likely provide them. Sorry about that.
396305
I'm not sure which wire but I do know that the system is junk and for me it was a big waste of time and money. Good luck with your.
928729
Yes works for US 120V wiring..good quality build & simple installation/replacement
2104668
Bring it to Home Depot. Anyone in the electrical dept can show you the type of wire & outlet you'll need.
2241027
Yeap, definitely 120V. My country does not have this voltage too, and i am using the step down converter to 240V. No issues after 4 months now. :)
347594
The ones we bought are 12v. They plug into a socket/fixture that is wired to 120v but I believe the fixture has a step-down transformer. They have worked well for us.
2247408
I looked in the manual and it only mentions 120 volts. 800-313-5111 is their helpline..
1142850
Just 120 V input. You may be able to get an adapter separately that would work. I'd check for options that are online.
1748477
I looked on one of the units I have and it is marked "120 V", "60 Hz", a US standard. The plug configuration is standard US.
1770160
I don't know but when mine showed up they had bare wire showing so I don't recommend buying this
913417
Buy a 120v occupancy sensor much easier. Ask me if you need help. Very easy
1798213
can't really remember but I would get them then open the package and see whats in it, then go from there... From what I remember of other packages I bought from other venders you need to purchase wires for custom setup
247799
There's no 120V AC plug. This is strictly DC-to-DC, 12V down to whatever you select. No idea what that notation means in the description; maybe that part should be removed.
913063
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