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Black Wire-in Replacement Light sensor

Sigma Engineered Solutions Black Wire-in Replacement Light sensor

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Is this a12volt photocell? Im trying to find a 12 volt but all I keep finding are 120 volt photocells.


Both answers dont make sense. They do Make a 24 volt sensor, this isn’t it. Other electrical supply houses sell 24 volt photo cells

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Black to black, load. White to white, neutral. Wire the photocell red wire to a 120 volt primary black wire on transformer. The photocell will close thus energizing the 12 volt transformer, this should power your device. If you only have a 12 volt system. You're going to need a power inverter. 12 volt to 120 volt. If this is the case. You won't need a transformer. Good luck!

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You'll probably have to use a contactor with a 120 volt coil.

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