What is the connecter size? How can I sting multiple light together? Also, is there a adapter so I can use a USB power source?
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The connector is round. It will connect to the Yeti battery on a specific spot. No sure there is an adaptor for USB but there is one for cigarette lighter. The lights are strung together by the connecting each one via the attached long cables and plugged into the port on each individual light. You can connect up to eight lamps that way.
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The connector for the lantern is a 6mm 12v connection. They are chained together by placing the male end of the cable into a female port in the top of the next lantern. I believe you can chain up to 8 together. You cannot use USB power for these lanterns as they are 12V. Goal zero makes a few other USB lights.
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The connectors are Goal Zero specific, and the lights come with connectors ready for series connections. There's a car lighter adapter with each light, USB cannot power these lights.
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Each light comes with a 10 or 12 foot cord and a 12 volt cigarette lighter adapter. Chain the lights together and plug into a 12 volt source. I have run one light for over 16 hours on a booster battery intended to jump start cars. As far as I know there is no USB adapter. Hope this answers your questions.
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There's a port on top of the lamp which you can link to another lamp, if I remember correctly it can link up to 8 lamps. The lamp uses 12V to power n it comes with a car cigarette lighter adapter or you just plug it into any goal zero power pack that support 12V.
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It comes with a small light weight adapter. The only complaint is that the blue lights do not last long
996654
There are 6 ports in the main control box. There are 6 cords each with a light bar on it. So I don't believe there is any way to get more lights. Maybe if you could find a cord with multiple light bars or perhaps an adapter that fits into the control box and has multiple plug ins. However, I think you will have trouble finding this
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I'm not sure why there are a couple of varying answers to this. On my unit the power adapter IS required, which is a bit of a disappointment for me as I was expecting to only have to use it with higher-power devices like USB hard disks. (This was based on the first answer on the list here; unfortunately I did not open the window to see the others.) It will NOT light up, and Windows will not recognize, even low-power devices (like USB sticks and mice) without the wall wart.
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You can't have 2 strips coming into the same adapter; not as far as I know without doing some wiring. I could be wrong tho :) However, the adapter is plenty powerful enough to run both your strips. I believe its made to power a little over a 16' strip of LEDs. I used one on a bookcase and it was fine. The only thing I had to do though, was cut the LED strip when I got to the corners and use a special connector you can buy on Amazon too, but I didnt have to worry about going an opposite direction like you are. I would say you'll maybe have to solder the wires or the strip together close to the outlet.
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I recommend you try the 4 port USB 3.0. It requires no external power. However, charging devices through this port is not recommended. I have one and it has worked with everything I have tried in it.
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Only into a USB port with the one that I received. Customer service stated that it has a adapter that is suppose to be with the light but they were all out and I guess that is why mine did not come with one!
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You would require 96-100 Watts of power, which would be around 8 amps for the adapter. We offer several power adapters on Amazon and HitLights.com that will meet your needs. Please note you will also need an amplifier to ensure there is no drop off in brightness in between the second and 3rd strip of lights.
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The power connectors on this are specifically intended to be used inside a computer case. It does not have a USB or two/three prong wall plug. The lights take a 4-pin molex connector (like a case-fan). If you got an external adapter to that then this might work with another power source (like USB or a wall plug).
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The light takes power from an AC adapter shipped with the light. The input for the adapter is AC 100-240V 50/60Hz, 0.2A, and the output is DC 20V, 0.2A
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You will need a lot of space and clearance to use this adapter. It it fairly long. Don't have the dimensions but compare the ends of a light bulb to the size of what's in the picture and use your imagination to figure the rest.
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I would suggest asking the manufacturer concerning watt rating for this soecific device. I use it in both a usb 2 and usb 3 without issues. The functionality, brightness of the light is A+... The on/off switch is more useful then expected and the flexibility of the cord is great!
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Not possible. Lamp is provided with its own power supply. I don't think the output voltage of the power supply is the same as USB.
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There are 5 USB ports. I've never used them, so I don't know if they work. The light is battery operated, but only works if while I am squeezing the battery box (even with brand new batteries). This thing looks nice online, but it is pretty cheaply made. Honestly, I need a place to set my laptop, so I use it, but I really wish I wouldn't have wasted my money on it.
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What AC adapter? I just used one triple AAA batteriy and inserted it into the battery slot, you open it by sliding your thumb down the base of the light.
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All the lights will lit up solid. You are probably using a wall adapter that is not powerful enough. Please use an USB adapter with a minimum of 1.5A to charge please.
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I bought two sets of 3 light each with adapters, extended length of adapters by cutting in half and soldering various length wire between each half to desired length and connected all six. make sure not to cross connect wires. all working without any problem.