I need this to step up from 110V to 220V for use in my decorative christmas string lights (around 14 bulbs. Is this sufficient?
1738004
its ok but make sure get the high volt one like STU-400 then its will be work
2241172
Don't think so. I live in the US and use 120. I checked but didn't see any stickers indicating it was a dual voltage light. Sorry, it's a nice light.
136705
The bulb does not care what the ballast runs on. You need to search for a ballast which accepts 220-240v. Good luck!
2019746
I will only handle about an 8 amp load at 110V. Mine are working just fine since I make certain the circuit is not overloaded. Like you would not want to use this to control a 1500 watt electric heater. The remote module will fail and you'll be down on unit. Best to use these units to control lights, electronic equipment and such. High current gadgets should be limited to around 800 watts.
664234
No this will not work on 220 volts. The light fixtures these lamps work in are 120 volts
2259403
You could use any 13W, 120VAC, 60 Hz, 220mA, 900 Lumens standard socket bulb. Multiple manufacturers make this type. Get it on AMAZON !
109091
It just depends on which lamp (or bulb) you use, because this does not use any AC/DC adapter. So the answer is yes (in my country we use 220V).
572154
This fixture is for 120v constant light bulbs - I use them with various wattage CFL Bulbs rated a 6500 k.
1628237
It should. However it has a plug end and we just put in in a receptacle. It is 110 VAC. If your current is different you will just need to change the bulbs to local ones.
100655
Yes. The bulb specs mention 110V. Power in the US is generally around 117V, and items rated 110-130 volts should work with the US power grid.
395769
Yes, it's a standard fixture and should take any 120v bulb. I would strongly recommend against using a regular room bulb in any outdoor setting though.
900057
Sorry, the box does no say. All it has is 130V. The seem to be just as bright as the old 120 watt bulbs. If that's any help.
1508587
I believe you will need an converter that adapts both the voltage from 110 to 220 and the physical plug itself. I have one for light conversions and it works very well. Choose the correct size for the converters' capacities.
1979048
The supplied bulbs are 120V and the AC cords are also US std, so you would need to either replace most of the kit (expensive), or use a step down transformer.
1706330
What a great idea!! The inverter will more than easily handle the wattage of the Xmas lights. There are two 120 outlets to plug Xmas lights and a bubble machine for example
420026
The packaging says that it runs on 120V @ 6oHz. Therefore a step-down converter would be necessary HOWEVER I'm NOT an electrician and do not know if this would be safe since the lamp has such elaborate circuitry inside.
2129960
this step light takes a 7 watt bulb like an old Christmas tree light. if you can get that style and size bulb in 120 volt LED than yes i don't see any reason why not.