Installation Note: Before you install your LED rope lights, connect the power and verify illumination. Then as you do your installation, beware of which end you need to feed the power to. Why? LED rope lighting contains diodes that allow the electricity to flow in one direction only. Because of this, when you hook up power to the LED rope lighting, it may not illuminate. If this is the case, disconnect the power and reconnect it to the other end of the LED rope lighting.

Recommended accessories: End Cap,  24 Volt DC Power Cord B (only for use with a 24 Volt DC power feed. Or if you can solder, for the most compact connection you can use the Invisible/Easy Splice Connector - reference Wiring Directly to Rope Light using an Easy Splice Connector).

Can this be used domestically (for household 120VAC)? It would be easier to simply order 120 VAC LED Rope Lights and Accessories.
That being said, the low voltage 24VDC LED Rope Light may be used for domestic/ household (120VAC) use if you convert your 120VAC power feed to the proper voltage. Since it is designed for use with a 24 volt DC power source, it is not supplied with an AC adapter. So, for use with domestic (household) voltage (120VAC), you would need to first add an appropriately sized step-down converter (see our selection of LED Converters which not only step the voltage down to 24 volts, but they also convert/rectify it to DC voltage).

Can this be used with a 24 volt AC power source, such as a transformer? If you use the appropriate Power Cord E: IMT-ILMDL-CON24V-L6 (this power cord has an in-line rectifier that changes the 12 volts AC to 12 volts DC).

Is this dim-able LED Rope Light? If you use the appropriate dimmer, such as the Intervolt LED Dimmer (which requires a momentary push button switch) and only if you are using a DC power source (or have rectified an AC power source to DC as explained above, and install the dimmer in the DC circuit): Intervolt LED Rope Lighting Dimmer.