will this sufice (without blowing) for 2- 16' rolls of led connected together
1632988
yes, it should work fine,Leds are very low amperage, you might have to use a resister to limit voltage depending on the LED Rating.
1632989
You need to determine how many amps the LED rolls use (if you have a meter, you could determine how many amps each string draws by letting the juice run through the meter while set to the amp setting). Most LEDs (not the high power ones) takes about 10ma, which means that 100 of them would use 1Amp. If that is the types you have in your strings, you are more than OK
1632990
I just was checking my 16 FT SMD5050 LED rolls and they run about 1.7 Amps each. For good practice, calculate power supply needs at 2 Amps to allow for some spare capacity. So for 2 cords, that is 4 amps. Since watts are equal 12 volts multiplied by 4 amps. P=VI 48 watts. Probably rated 50 watts. Since this supply is rated 6 Amps, it should be plenty robust.
1830138
I used this battery pack to power 16ft of similar but white lights with no problems. The white lights do use less power than the colored ones though.
2155295
Yes. I hooked my led strip to it and it works like it should. The switch is very well built...I like it a lot.
657083
It does have the connectors for it so in theory this should work. I haven't tried it, but I imagine the difficulty you might face would be how long it would take to send enough data to update each of the LEDs. Your controller would need to be able to handle that many.
857743
Only if the light strips aren't connectable. A lot of LED lights can be connected easily as they have built in adaptors. If they lack these adaptors, then you would have to have three of these power units.
2001840
Most likely the wire will be fine considering the LEDs don't draw as much power as conventional lights.
1113856
Yes this kit works, there is actually two wires per lead. I used it to connect four lights with no trouble simply by adding extra wires.
1284770
It depends. I use it in about 1.5 m. In hard cases you can use additional LED emitter connected by a wire.
924950
You should definitely check the recommendation of the manufacturer of the LEDs. Most recommend parralel not series connection due to voltage and current limitations of the strips.
156371
I have six set's of lights and I haven't had any issues with them. I did notice that when you are attaching one set to another it helps to loosen the plastic collars and slide them out of the way. This allows you to see that the male and female connectors are in all the way before you screw them back together.
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.
1285917
should be fine with one strip assuming you are referring to a single color strip, not an RGB strip. I'd question it's ability to handle more than one length as that could be too much current. I wouldn't count on these to handle the full amperage they say they will ;)
910274
Yes just make sure that you get 12v dc LEDs and think you need mor then one repeter each strip is 16 feet long and can draw 72 watts at 12v each
1003231
The cross section of the 16 ft strip is about 1/2" by 3/16". See my comment to my post. Two of the 3 LED segments have stopped working after one year being exposed to the elements.
1123406
I would not try it.it might blow the bulbs you would need a 48v to 12vdc converter.you might try a 4 ohm resister to reduce your 16 volts to 12volts
34357
These led's have a plug on both ends of the light so you just need to buy enough rolls to make 50 feet ... note not sure how may rolls of led's the signal box can support
2035403
You can rather easily solder these together. There are defined split points along the length of the LED strip as well as at the end.