Can the supply to lights be split to go 2 different strips? I need to cut the lights into 2 sections and go to 2 different locations by the sink?
150842
You could but you will loose the plug. The light strip can be cut and comes with at least one extra connector. You could just add some wire to extend it.
150843
The output from the power supply has a plug that matches the connector for the LED strip lights. You will have to cut off the power supply output plug, strip back as much of the wire as required and solder 2 wires to each the pos and neg supply wires. Then connect the two strip lights on either side of the sink. Pay attention to the polarity when you connect.
1728186
you can cut off if you want. It should not effect or affect performance. I left mine and actually powered my light from either end. But, yes you can cut.
1610634
There are 2 contacts on each side of the strip so you can feed power from both sides so the light is more even if you connect both.
166889
Yes you can do that. One 16'strip per adapter. You need a special adapter to connect the 2 strips make sure its the right one.
1157765
No, this fixture is meant to be direct wired. That could also be a problem if these lights are wired in a series. The knock-outs are too small to fit 2 wires (one in and one out to the next light.
535881
My understanding is that you can. They have to all plug into the power source and can not be daisy chained in a line one after the other. I want to use about five of them together and am going to try it soon. LEDwholesalers has not been very helpful answering how to get the color changing module in place so all of them will be the same color in unison. I think more than two would blow the color module but I'm not clear on that. I know you can put two together with a splitter though.
398636
The harness is split near the business end. I imagine you could split one end again to power your second 4" light.
440849
It can but it depends on how you wire it up. Each strip has its own dimmer but you can splice everything to one dimmer. The issue for me is that these lights really weren't powerful enough for a reef setup. If you want lps and soft corals these lights may not be powerful enough. I bought these And then quickly swapped them out for Panarama Pros.
1512071
It is made to power 2 lights. But, it you wanted to make it power more than that you could just make your own extensions and power maybe up to 4 lights. If you are able to do wiring it is pretty easy. The ends that are already on it- put 2 wire ends into a butt connector and then connect your new set of wires to the single wire that was already there. Assuming you are doing this for l e d lights.
617172
This is a zwave switch ! and it will not work on two different light fixtures via zwave, Hope that helps.
2263023
When you cut then you have to solider them to the next string of lights or you can buy the ledSplice connectiers and they clip together, but I would recommend you solider the connection the clip that holds them together sometimes come loose, As for power for the lights you have to buy the power supply separately or buy the led set with the a c adapter included,
1520394
Only one strip, you could maybe get away with two. You'll need to purchase an RGB amplifiers for the additional strips
683616
I am not an electrician but I believe the lights can be wired together, however the 2 main lights will overpower the small nightlight and I don't believe you will be able to notice the difference of adding the night light.
1477473
You would need 10 of these strips to do that. The power supply that comes with the kit can only handle one strip. Unless you buy 10 of these, then you need to provide an outlet that can handle all ten connections. I recommend buying the strips by itself and getting a power supply and remote unit to change colors separately. You will need to buy a power supply that can supply 50 amps while maintaining a minimum of 12 volts. This means you need a supply that can handle 600 watts. Search amazon using those three values, 12V 50amps or 600 Watts and you should find a power supply that can handle three of those strips. You can always have multiple power supplies. 5 strips on 12V, 300Watts supply each. You would need 10 of these strips to do that. The power supply that comes with the kit can only handle one strip. Unless you buy 10 of these, then you need to provide an outlet that can handle all ten connections. I recommend buying the strips by itself and getting a power supply and remote unit to change colors separately. You will need to buy a power supply that can supply 50 amps while maintaining a minimum of 12 volts. This means you need a supply that can handle 600 watts. Search amazon using those three values, 12V 50amps or 600 Watts and you should find a power supply that can handle... » Read More You would need 10 of these strips to do that. The power supply that comes with the kit can only handle one strip. Unless you buy 10 of these, then you need to provide an outlet that can handle all ten connections. I recommend buying the strips by itself and getting a power supply and remote unit to change colors separately. You will need to buy a power supply that can supply 50 amps while maintaining a minimum of 12 volts. This means you need a supply that can handle 600 watts. Search amazon using those three values, 12V 50amps or 600 Watts and you should find a power supply that can handle three of those strips. You can always have multiple power supplies. 5 strips on 12V, 300Watts supply each. « Show Less
77623
If I wwere doing that I would use three chains from the ceiling and use the middle one to support each end of the fixture. You could use metal strips to connect the two fixtures but you will still have to wire them individually. You will like these much better than your old lights!
1073436
No, they're two different style light strips.the only way would be to cut the ends and soldier the together..that's what I did.
2276555
Yes, you should be able to shorten the length of the light, we had a different problem, we had to makeit longer and we were able to do that without a problem..You would just cut the wiring to the size you want and remove that many links...