The assembly sheet makes the following reference: 2. Avoid burning the transformer, the lamps must be the same wattage. What transformer?
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No need to worry with the Factory Transformer. Use Lamps provided in the Box that are design for this fixture. If and when these lights need to be replace, please find them in Home Depot or any Hardware Store. Enjoy the lamp.!!!
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Hello, Look for the wattage on the transformer and then add up the watts on the bulbs. So a 120 watt transformer can have 12 10 watt bulbs or 2 10 watt bulbs and 25 4 watt bulbs etc
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Hi Siu K li, I did the test for you on my light. I turned it on for one hour on high and the transformer that plugs into the wall got warm. I am an electronics guy and that is very normal for this type of device. There is nothing for you to worry about with this product, just make sure that you have plenty of space for airflow around the transformer/plug and you will be fine. I love my OXYLED desk lamp... Take care, Steve T.
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You will need a 12 volt transformer and low voltage cable. The size of the transformer depends on how many lights you are using and their combined wattage. If you are using LED lights a 44 watt transformer will be sufficient. The transformer is plugged into an electrical outlet. You will need sufficient low voltage cable to cover the distance from the transformer to the light placement.
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The transformer handles 100 watts. The halogens are 20 watts each so 5 is the limit. If you switch to LED bulbs you can triple the number of lamps. I don't know whether you can buy just the fixtures from the manufacturer. I bought two complete packages and then just put all the lamps on one 20 foot run using LED bulbs. The LEDS are brighter and run way cooler too.
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I replaced mine with a 3 watt LED spot bulb which is much brighter, fits in the large housing, and won't need to be changed for a very long time. With these bulbs, you can also use many more fixtures like this on the same transformer.
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I have the Paradise lamps, and Malibu spotlights attached to a 200 Watt Intermatic transformer/timer. You can put as many lamps on the transformer as long as the total wattage of the lamps are equal to or Less than the wattage of the transformer. The lamps I have total 80 watts, so I can attach additional lamps up to 120 watts.
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it depends how many watts you need. If your item needs a power less than 300 or 400 Watt the transformer will be enough
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I have four of these transformers in my yard lighting system. Each is rated at 300 watts so you should be good. I run several systems almost right at 300 watts and they do fine. I did have one transformer timer fail after four years, but Intermatic replaced it within four days. Exceptional customer service!
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The lightbulbs used are not halogen or led. The wattage for the transformer I have ranges from 7 - 11 watts using the wedge base bulb.
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From the info. you have given, should be just fine. Just do not exceed the wattage per transformer.
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Hello yes transformer is rated for up to 75 watt six fixture by 11 watt will be 66 watt.Thanks
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i have the same question. i have two arc lamps and NEITHER matches the arc image shown on line
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IF they are 12V 4 watt? Then Yes, just remember to add up all the watts (each lights wattage) and be sure the total does not exceed the transformer wattage.
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Let's see, 20x10w = 200w; the transformers are rated 150 w. If these were real transformers, there would be no issue. BUT ! These are "electronic" transformers; I am not sure how they work (or why !) but they seem to be very sensitive to being matched capacity to load. Thus, you might be better off with 2 x 100w transformers. Note too, that these are sold as "12v" transformers; the reality is they are 11 volts +/- , I think, 10%. 9.6 volts is " in spec" ! Halogen lamps are designed for 12-14 volts, 11 volts results in noticeably dim lights.
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I used the same transformer that was powering my white 12V light. It works great!
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Can't say for sure it's 50 watts for that transformer but I know for sure the minimum load for the LET100 is 30% or 30 watts and the LET 50 is also 30% so my guess is that the LET minimum would be 45 watts. I also phoned the Mfgr. and was informed that even a load of 5-6.5W LED lamps may not work with the LET100. These transformers are designed to be specific load stabilized. Ergo, the voltage would become unstable and burnout may occur. Hope this helps!