odontia32m
Indiana
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I can not find tract lighting I like. I found some at home depot that are 110volt. Has anyone converted lights to 12 volt and installed a switch? I think there are 12 v bulbs that go in a 110v socket so I will not have to convert the fixture.
Any suggestions?
Bob
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RJgonfshin
Winston Or, USA
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Not a problem. But too bad they don't make a 110v to 12 volt lite fixture adapter, because those 12 volt house type bulbs aren't very efficient don't look like to me.
Rich
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the_vfox
Osceola WI
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Track Lighting for 12 volt systems
Try here.
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Bubby's RV
CA
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I found some 12-volt track lights by ELCO Lighting. I replaced several of our standard 12-volt task/reading lights with ELCO's model ET928 fixtures. The 12-volt, MR16 halogen lamps come in 20-watt, 35-watt and 50-watts. The 20-watt is enough for me, but the 50-watt are more common and preferred by my DW.
I used ELCO's mono-point base (sorry, I can't find the model number) which allows one to plug a single track light into a fixed position and added an automotive rocker switch to that. I've got six of these placed wherever we read or DW knits.
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edited 10/31/05 01:22pm by Bubby's RV *
John, Winnebago Minnie 24V
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odontia32m
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Thanks guys. I converted one last night that was 110v and placed a push button switch on it. A little imagination and alot of shopping did the trick.
Bob
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