GOODSMANN Low Voltage Transformer 120W with Timer and Photocell for outdoor lighting Spotlight, Path Light, 120V AC to 12V AC

GOODSMANN Low Voltage Transformer 120W with Timer and Photocell for outdoor lighting Spotlight, Path Light, 120V AC to 12V AC

$ 69.98

Score By Feature

Based on 11 ratings

Easy to install

9.80

Timer function

9.60

Weatherproof

9.58

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Product Description

The transformer has six modes, each with a different function. For example, the dusk to dawn sensor detects dusk and dawn as well as the time This transformer is good for simplicity as it comes with a digital clock and can be timed to turn on/off automatically at dusk, or it can be turned on at dusk and automatically turned off at 4/6/8/10 p.m.

OPERATION IS EASY - Intuitive interface that makes it easy to operate. Two holes are on the back of the device for hanging transformers, and the output terminal on the bottom is for connecting cables

The transformer will convert 120V AC household current into 12V AC safety current in case of overheating or overload, it will shut off the power. In addition to low voltage halogen, incandescent, and LED lights, low voltage transformers can also handle high voltage

A WEATHERPROOF CONSTRUCTION -- Transformer features a rustproof plastic construction and a front panel door to protect the control panel from fading caused by the sun, rain, dust, and other severe environmental factors

THE CABOARD IS LONG ENOUGH FOR CONVENIENCE - The photosensor's power cord reaches five feet in length. Providing greater flexibility in placement through the use of 08ft. In the event that you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact us for fast after sales

Questions & Answers

Is there any reason why I can't operate this transformer via a switch outlet, so that the lights attached to it can be switched on and off as needed?

Welcome to our company, we're happy to be of service. It may be interesting for you to know that when the knob of the transformer is turned to the ON position, the lights connected to the transformer can be turned on and off by a Here is the answer I hope will help Thanks a lot.

Does it make sense to have such a large transformer for just a few watts total? Basically, I would like only eight of the 16 goodsmann led lights to be powered by it We have 12 watts of power. What are the chances of this working?

This will work for 12 watts, but a lower watt one will be more economical. You can also purchase a 50 or 100 watt transformer if you only have 12 watts.

Is there a way to figure out how many lights are powered?

Welcome to our company, we're happy to be of service. There is a limit to the maximum wattage of the lights connected to the transformer, and we suggest that the total wattage of your lights should not exceed 80% (200 x 80% = 96W) of the power pack's capacity, since the cable will consume energy. Here is the answer I hope will help Thanks a lot.

Is there a way to set the timer to alternate between two separate on/off cycles in the "timer mode"? Typical examples include Could there be a time set for the evening, then a time for ?

Welcome to our company, we're happy to be of service. Timed ON and Timed OFF can only be set to one exact time in the "timer mode" by design. As an example On the evening before, set a time for the satellite to come online and off on the following Here is the answer I hope will help Thanks a lot.