240v to 120v led grow light adapter?

Phytoplankton

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As long as the light is actually 120v, not 240v, OR it says ii can use 120v or 240v, the adapter should work. Make sure the unit is actually 120v, otherwise it may not work correctly. Why did they put a 240 type plug on a 120v unit?
 
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juicyjeff87

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As long as the light is actually 120v, not 240v, OR it says ii can use 120v or 240v, the adapter should work. Make sure the unit is actually 120v, otherwise it may not work correctly. Why did they put a 240 type plug on a 120v unit?
I have 2 GLMF-720 and i tried the powercord from the other light and it work like a charm and maybe its a UK plug and not a 240v i bought it used localy in Québec.. So you think that adapter should work?
 

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Phytoplankton

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Yeah it should. I keep forgetting that many countries use 240v as house current. In the US house current is 120v, and most homes have 1-2 240 plugs. 240 is used for things like ovens/stoves.
 

coreywebster

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Definitely not a uk plug

If the light allows both voltages can you j7st chop of the plug and wire a new one on?

Voltage change usually requires a fairly hefty convertor .

For instance I bought a source turbo from the US and had to but a massive brick of a thing to turn it from 240v to 110 or whatever

Like this

 

ilovetoskiatalta

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Star Dog

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My light arrived with a American type plug/cord I used an adapter untill I had time to cut the plug off and fit another.
 

smoke and coke

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My medic grow lights came with a 240 volt plug and also came with the adapter for 120 volt. So yes the adapter you show from Amazon should work. Most if not all led lights will have a voltage range listed and they will automatically recognize the voltage source your plugging to.
 
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