Will this work with the Sylvania Mosaic Flexible LED strips? I want to run almost 70ft from a single controller.
1140625
You will likely need 5 of these for a run that long, or the colors will all be off and some will be dimmer. Not a good thing.As far as compatibility, if you can solder they will work.
1140626
You will likely need 5 of these for a run that long, or the colors will all be off and some will be dimmer. Not a good thing. As far as compatibility, if you can solder they will work.
1140627
In order to supply optimum power without voltage drop and maintain constant luminous for any led strips it cannot be longer then 14-16ft. so you would need one repeater for each 16ft stripe. That's why most supply only sell 16ft long stripe.
1259254
This controller is a simple color fader. As far as calling up built in programs in the light, I would say it probably won't work.
1189731
Negative. The color is manipulated via the controller, not via the strip itself. You'll need multiple controllers for multiple colors. 1 Controller = 1 Color.
278891
i have six strips of varying lengths strung in series color to color and reduced to a single 4 pin connection to a controller and i have had no issues. 1 remote works.
1866564
Max two 16' 12v LED light strip lights per controller. The more you add the less effective the controller is.
535883
You can run quite a few off of one power supply. Led use almost no power to run. I have limited 4 16 ft strips to one. Box. I have used one y. And connected 2 strips to each side. If you buy the led strips fom 2 seperate vendors, the wires won't match up.
1285918
This will only work with mono colored Led strips. It will work with power adapters with 12V adapters needed for most led strips with a max of 12A.
1227814
No they will not. You will need to make a set of pigtails using a set of quick connects with bare wire ends. this will let you use the ones from your panel. Be sure to solder the ends of the bare wires before putting them into the screw downs at the bottom of the controller to give you a good connection.
758555
You would have to define (your own string of LEDS). I know the strips have Resistors on them that are somewhat matched to the controller. I think the controller uses current limiting output transistors or pulse width modulation for the color control variation. You could try your own. I think the output voltage is 12v the same as the input. Does your own string have resistors, if it does was it part of a 12 or 120 volt set ? If your thinking of controlling some LED christmas lights then this is the wrong controller for you.
1910592
Yes, this controller does support RGB 5050 Strips. Based on my experience a 12VDV power supply of 750mA or better will suffice. If you plan to use more than one 15 foot length of 5050 strips, consider 1-1.5A or higher. Any more than 2 LED strips will require additional RGB amplifiers and additional power supplies.
2140586
The 2ft u have left over if u have no 4 pin connection on either side of the strip you need to get (Hintel strip to 4 - pin connector-connector cut multicolor led light strip to 4-pin accessories )
933109
That should work. It is a generic MIDI adapter, and the hardware emulates a more popular brand name controller that most lighting software should have support for
1587105
I am using the 60w adapter to connect two of the 5 meter hitlights units together (Linked at the bottom of my reply). It works fine. I opted for the 60w adapter, because the 5m hitlight LED strips are 1.5 w/ft, and they are 16.4 ft long, which actually totals 24.6 watts. A 48 w adapter probably would work, but I opted for a little insurance room. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005GL5R56/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1
924947
First you should speak with a electrician as you will have voltage drop issues on long runs. You need to find out fron the LED manufacture the maximum length you can have the led strip. For example if you want to have 100 linear feet and the max run is 25 feet, you will need to run multiple feeder lines from the transformer or from a main line. The easiest way to connect the LEDs to the transformer is to remove the 5mmDC jack leaving enough wire to splice the feeder wires from the transformer to the leds. Just remember to match the polarity (+ goes with +). If you look carefully you can see it on the LEDs. I would recommend soldering the feed wire to the LEDs. There are also snap-together clips available instead of soldering the wires. I hope this helps.
1574202
They can be cut every 3 leds which is about every inch and a half, and can be connected to the controller from the length you selected from there. You will just have to solder wires to the strip and connect it to the controller.
188435
First, you will need to look at the wattage of each of the strips (the 24 inch are 8 watts). That's a fairly long distance and you will want a power supply at least 1 1/2 times the total wattage you'll need. I have 6 24-in strips in a row and find the ones on the end are not as bright as the ones closest to the power supply. You may want to consider putting the power supply in the middle of the string if possible and use a "Y" connector to split the power both directions to shorten the total distance.
2010856
Yes. I've actually used it with a Sylvania light strip. It connects just fine.