If I use this to split a single 16ft section into two 8 ft sections that are side by side would I still need the higher power power adapter?
792338
I have ran two full 16 ft. sections together using the single power box with no loss in brightness or other issues so it should be fine.
792339
you still have the same number of lights i put 2 16 foot sections together and couldn't tell any difference in brightness led's don't use a lot of power as long as you connect at the proper point it should work just fine
792340
Hi, My impression is that it will work, although I have not seperated a 16.4 ft. strip, I am running two full length 16.4 LED strips on the single 12v, 4amp power supply and remote with this splitter.
792341
I think you would be fine as LEDs don't draw much current. I have @ 12ft split in 3ea 4ft lengths with no issues at all.
500066
you can split it as many times as you want as long as the amperage isn't too high. I'd use LED lights and keep the distance from the splitter as short as possible.
1825687
Yes, that's how I ran - one Ethernet cable. The separate 12V connector is in the case you don't have a POE switch.
542978
The power comes from the device(s) hdmi cord(s), there is a power supply plug available on the splitter, but it is unnecessary, so they do not send one, this device just works it's wonderful!
628314
You can't double up on these over the same network cable - it wouldn't work. If you're asking can you supply power from the same power supply to two devices, the answer is yes: first, you'd have to be sure the power supply could handle it; then use a splitter on the output side. Look at DC power splitters here on Amazon.
2182731
Well theoretically it could work if you hooked a data splitter cable to the data end and hooked up the power seperately
379851
Theoretically you could add the splitter as it should fit. I just do not know if splitting the power output from the HDMI cable will lead to an unacceptably short emitter range for your needs.Also, contrary to the previous person's situation my installation has been working perfectly for 6 months and I am using a 25 foot HDMI cable.
215544
no problem whatsoever. there appears to be no lose of power with either daisy chaining the cords or having multiple splitters on a single line.
898919
I don't see any need to split the 30 amp. Not sure what you wish to do. It has a 30 amp outlet, that takes at special 30 amp plug in and then puts out up to amps depending on what is plugged in. It runs at whatever speed is necessary to supply the electricity you need.
907890
Yes it comes with a separate 2-prong power adapter, it is not optional to use.
1360932
Should be just fine, as long as you do not chain more than one more similar (1amp) device to the power supply cable.
207184
Just the device, the cable and power are separate. I recommend a power splitter and standard ATX power supply. I saw 3 way splitters from the ATX, works well.
871153
it should no problem, it's not a powered device itself. all this does a split the power you currently have coming from your receiver
671952
As it is, you can use it with 2 (6 Ft)or 3 (9 Ft) sections at a time but not 1. They look like special connectors. It would be difficult to find them.
166888
Yes you can.... I cut mine in 5 or 6 strips and connected them to fit my setting. Works just fine. The overall power consumption of all the strips is still the same even if you cut it in 10 pieces....just don't go and buy any additional strips that increases the overall lights on the power adapters, then you might have problems. These lights are great.
340857
In order to properly answer your question, you must also take into consideration the size of cable you are using. Bigger is better when it comes to the cable leading from your power pack out to your lights. If you are using 1) 300 watt circuit of this power pack, along with 12 gauge or 14 gauge cable, then you should be able to accomplish your task, but not so much if you are using 16 gauge or 18 gauge cable. Of course this could change if you are using a different power pack than is shown here.
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It should usually you can separate 2 of the male ends on the supplied power cords. Best bet is to just give a quick email to EVGA support