Will this light work with my existing 12 volt system?
1750119
I expect it will work, but won't be as bright as the 18v transformer. The bulbs are rated at 14 volts and they are in series so in theory the fixture could handle twice your 12v source.
1750120
If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are working fine. If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are... » Read More If you have an existing source of 12 volts (AC or DC) that can supply the required current then it should work fine. I connected mine to the door bell transformer. When I measured the voltage with the Westek connected it was a bit high (over 16 volts) which would reduce the life of the bulbs, so I connected a resistor in the line to drop the voltage to near 12 volts and it has been working fine since then. When the bulbs do burn out I will replace the resistor with a diode and swap the bulbs out with automotive LEDs which will fit the socket fine and use less power. Until then the bulbs are working fine. « Show Less
1750121
The Light is rated for 8 to 14 volt system. I had no problem wiring this light to my transformer that steps down 115 volts to 10 volts.
1750122
Yes, but it will not be as bright as with a 14-volt transformer. However, your bulbs will last longer.
1394016
You can use a 12 volt really if the vehicle it goes on is 12 volt. It will work with this light. You can use a TOGGLE SWITCH if it has a high enough amp rating. These lights don't draw much. I put it on a sand rail and run it with only a toggle switch. Have had no problems.
1227349
It sure will that's what I did when I installed the light kit, also be sure to fuse the 12 volt lead to your light switch. The 48 volt side should be fused also.
1367878
No, you must have 110/120 volt power going to it. We replaced old light with this one so we just used the same power connections.
592027
I am pretty sure it will, but you will have to supply 12 volts for the positive and negative separately to power it.
34040
I checked my batteries and both say "10.8/12 V" on them. I would suggest you recheck your batteries to see if they are the same as mine. I'm quite sure your batteries will work just fine for the light.
419528
I would say "yes" as long as the LED lights operate on 12 volts. Otherwise I'd say "no".
2213825
The specs say 12v DC input/out 6amp so light would have to be a12v dc lighting system. Typically house lights will be using 110 as the souce and then MAY transform it down but sounds like you really need to get a remote 110 device. This device is really meant for for vehicle type 12v systems and the wires are small gage.
134512
The light runs off 12v DC. If you do the proper wiring it will run off any 12v DC source. The light does have a 12 volt auto plug.
1621302
if its a 12 volt system it should work forever, however, I have only used the recently purchased item a few times and have already noticed that one of the LEDs has burnt out. Defect for sure and amazon is not willing to deal with it. with that being said, the light is extremely bright and would be excellent for any hunting!
441058
Yes, this power supply will work with any 12 V LEDs. The only thing you need to check is the current draw of the LEDs, in this case with all ON (white). The specs should tell you the maximum current draw for 16.4 ft, and you can see how that compares with the output of this supply.
446576
If it is a usb type port then yes it should. Otherwise no, since this light has a usb connector.
1607310
These lights will work with 12volt through 30volt. There are no separate lights for different voltages.
2069242
As long as they can take 12V DC power it will work fine. Depending on the light you may or may not need an inverter.
1764683
Yes. Wire a standard socket with 12V and that is what this light is for. I wired our home for backup 12V lighting during storms and power out and used regular recessed lighting fixtures.
1052430
Yes, will work with any 12v circuit. Also replaces any nut & bolt license plate fastener.
1256849
look malaka, as long as your light is 12 volt it should work you did not mention the watt's but as long as you dont exceed 200 watt with what other lights you are using.