What voltage do these strips run on, 12v? I plan on adding an inline dimmer.
87499
Not sure because there is a circuit board attached to them, but the plug is 110V.
87500
The lighting strips operate on 120 volts. I don't think they can be dimmed.
87501
Yes, 12V output plug in transformer is used. An in-line (on cord) ON-OFF switch is pre-assembled.
1849819
I am not using them in a dimming application, however, from the product description at Amazon:"Low Voltage: 12V AC/DC compatible; DIMMABLE when working with electronic dimmers"Electronic dimmers? I can't help you with that either.
1592661
You would need to check the max wattage for each strip and add those values together. The sum should be greater than 150 watts for it to not blow the LEDs. I would recommend for there to be at least about a 25% difference in wattage, so the strips should have a max of about 160 watts. This is to make sure the LEDs don't overheat too badly if left on for longer periods of time.
496623
These are 12V (probably AC only) If you will have transformer to 12V they will work technically. If you have an isntallation with multiple MR16s and you would like to change it to LED I would recommend to change the transformer to LED version. Otherwise it may not work or if it will work you will decrese the lifespan of the bulb (I work for LED manuacturing company in EU)
22574
put 6 in a chandelier and the incandescent dimmer worked fine. However, I have a track light in the kitchen that had 10 halogen bulbs at 12 volts and when I replaced these with led the lights flickered until one halogen was replaced. If you don't have an electronic voltage transformer you should be ok. they need load to work. i
1288849
Since you specify 120V, I assume these are GU10 base. Yes they will work perfectly. If you are using a dimmer, you must change to LED Compatible dimmer first. Thanks for asking.
1578078
I would use the 12v 3A supply. The 9.6v 500mA does not have the proper amount of current to power the entire light strip.
1340740
These are 12 volt. Only 3 LEDs worked on the ones I got, I wouldn't recommend these
479142
This dimmer is for 12 to 24 volts DC. DO NOT wire this to a 110 volt AC circuit. This is used in RV and Marine lighting powered off the batteries. If you are attempting to dim 12volt DC lights on your 110 v system you will need a step down transformer from 110v to 12v. The dimmer goes between the step down transformer and the lights. 12 volts in to the dimmer and 12 volts out that will now dim your lights. Hope this helps?
2192
If I'm not mistaken, according to the website you need a 12-volt power supply for up to four strips. http://www.hitlights.com/ls3528-rd-gn-bl-144.html
1500513
I checked the box that my lights came in and it says 1.9A @ 12v, 0.8A @ 24v. It seems like when I installed them I checked the current draw and it was about 1.0A but can't remember for sure. However, using 27 watts and 12 volts it calculates out to 2.25 amps. I know mine are not drawing near that much.
1279373
I used: Ledwholesellers inline pwm 12v 2amp dimmer for led strips with DC jack. it works fine for what I need but the connections were a tiny bit looser than I would have liked but otherwise a good product for the price
1340743
These are for 12volt. Might be able get 6v LEDs but not sure. Hope this helps.
1271034
these are 12v dc and you can also run (but not dim them) on 12v AC. At 1/2inch the tube is pretty big.
1668654
Sounds like you're trying to use them in a motor home. The input/output specs aren't listed on the fixture so the transformer requirements you'd need are unknown. I've never seen an output this bright coming from a 12 volt source. Good luck.
535882
Keep in mind each strip draws 3 amps at 12 volts, or 36 watts on full white. You must have enough wattage from your power supply to drive two strips.
1239567
This strip is powered by a 12 volts DC converter, so as long as your power supply has an output of 12vdc then I would not hesitate hooking them up. This is a very versatile set of lights. Have fun with them.