Will constant power to this keep the downstream lights on constantly? Or will they power down from the LED controller like the upstream lights?
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I haven't installed the repeaters yet but as with any repeater these should only "boost" the signal they are receiving. The controller should remain the source of what is going on with the lights.
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I used mine on CFL's, and it shuts them completely off. I assume LED's would behave in the same manner. The prior switch I had did allow "bleed" and the CFL's flickered, this switch resolved that issue.
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The power consumption is based on the voltage and number of LED's you have on one controller. The LED's operate on 3v the dimmer will function for 1 strip of LED's (300), however limit the dimmer to 1. The power reduction transformer will operate 3 strings of LED's (300+300+300) or 900 lights. You DO NOT have to worry about the wires heating up......they won't..........These lights are so excellent you will have fun and the look is wonderful......
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There is one LED that always stays lit showing it has power and is ready to use. It is at the bottom of the switch.
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The controller only controls the power input to the fan. It does not shut fans completely off at the lowest setting, so even if it did control LED power it would never be "off" only dimmer than full power.
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Hello my friend, Though the power for each light is 10W. I would recommend you to use a 250W power supply for working with 15pcs of these lights. If these lights are used under water, kindly use a waterproof 250W power supply (we have it but not yet list it , but if you want to know the details ,you can email us for more info ). If these lights are used , not being soaked in water, then an ordinary 250W power supply or a larger one is OK. For any further question for the power supply info or how to connect several lights, you're more than welcome to contact us freely at any time. We'll do our best to help you . Welcome your friendly business with Lemonbest soon. Have a nice day. Best Regards Lemonbest
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Don't know the technical details, but you won't have that problem with this one. You might even find it to be too much. I've read some people use light switch type dimmers to lower the power and I believe it.
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I've been running one for about a year now, no problems except I was using the load output to control some outside lighting (on at dusk, off at dawn) and it seemed to get confused and was turning the lights on and off randomly. I disconnected it and let it sit for a day and then reconnected it and it has been working correctly since. I am running a 100 WATT 12V panel into it, are you staying within the maximum input power and voltage levels (12v/260W or 24v/520W) specified?
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No, the pull chain only controls the lampholder on the fixture itself; it does not control downstream lampholders.
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I bought one and hooked it up to 14' of led lighting. It worked good till I sent it to the controller to the bottom of the lake. Try rechecking the connector for the lights. I hooked it up backwards the first time that I wired it and it was a no go till I changed it.
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I could only inform you that the only power used would be miniscule to keep the sensor working. The lights are LED which use very little power when on. This is the only answer I could come up with other then 'I don't know'.
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No, this needs wall power. I think most battery-operated continuous lights are LED based (for lower power draw at a lower voltage).
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You must use a generator to have a continuous power for continuous lighting
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Do you mean when you shut off the vehicle will the lights stay on? If so, you can connect these straight to the battery with a fuse, and they will. Or do you mean can you use these with a light controller and put these in a steady burn configuration? If so, then no, not without extensive modification.
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I have 3 of these lights, and they are all on timers to control the on/off periods ... never had a problem. as to safety, I won't guarantee anything is 100% safe, that is up to the user
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there is a little turbine inside the head that generates the light. Shouldn't have issue because it is always turning by water power. turning off the water will shut off light
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No, they only have enough power to flash led lights. Hooking them to halogens will burn the controller up.