110V Light Flasher

I ordered this light because I ordered a Lowel Omni-light. That light came with 110v bulb while I am in a country uses 220v. Just put it where it need to be and start lighting. everything is really good. Now I can use my omni light.

Installed these in a 110V track light above my picture work station. The light output is about equivalent to a 60 Watt incandescent lamp. Color temperature of 5500K daylight seems about right. The CRI index is decent at 93, so I can evaluate prints compared to more standard bulbs with lower CRI rating. Light spread is fairly broad, about 4 feet away the light circle is around 3 feet, maybe a bit more. Overall, a good serviceable bulb with a decent CRI rating.

I love the design of this trigger. Changing flasher has become a lot easier compared to the X1 model.

Great Radios! Super range! 110V only wall charger :(

Plug your battery in, plug unit into 110v outlet and it gets the job done. Not much more to say

On a sunny day it fully charged our 110v Inverter. Amazing

The Sony charger that came with my camera is a solid device but it requires a 110v outlet to operate. I chose this lightweight charger because it works in a 110v outlet but also has plug that fits into the cigar lighter of my car, so I can charge batteries on the fly. (I'm old enough to say cigar lighter in my car instead of the newer term, Power Outlet or whatever term they use now.) The LED glows red when charging and turns to green when the charge is complete. On top of it all, the price is astoundingly low, making this a valuable and practical accessory.

When there is no 110V AC outlet and you need 5 volts power for a USB powered device (like a wireless camera), this solves the problem. I have used these for a few years 24/7/365 and they are reliable, so I recently bought a few more.

I recently purchased an item off eBay from the UK and had the need to step the voltage down from 240v to 120v (110v on this unit). It works as it should with no issues.

If you hate batteries and have access to a 110V outlet this is for you! When the telescope rotates you have to be mindful of it or the cord will become tangled around the tripod legs and come unplugged.