Are these LEDs dimmable through a DMX controller?
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No. They are plug and go units only. I use wireless AC plugs with remotes so I can turn them on and off. Other than that, all you can do is change the colored discs to something that fits your color scheme as close as you can. Double or triple those disc's up and you can dim the light that way.
329673
You can connect these to a dimmer, and control the dimmer via DMX. I have not noticed any issues with needing a ghost load.
736053
They are able to be dim down, but you will have to buy an external dimmer controller.
1254872
No, the extra wire that you see actually has the IR receiver on the end of it. You need line of sight between the remote and the end of that wire. The infrared controller is the only way to control the fixture. You cannot use a DMX controller. The IR remote however can control more than one light as long as you have line of sight for all your fixtures. All the lights will however display the same color/effect. If you want to have different colors or effects on different lights, you would need to shield the lights so that the IR signal was only reaching one light at a time. I have 8 of these. One remote controls 4 lights, and the other 4 need a different controler. Apparently they came from different batches and some use a different IR frequency than others, so I would recommend buying all you need at the same time. Also, if using a color changing effect, not all lights will change colors at exactly the same time. Some are a little faster than others so they get out of sync. The timing device used to control the color change macros is not very precisie.
490506
Yes, assuming you use lamps which are dimmable. some LED's and CFL's are not dimmable. Check the package.
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They come with 1 power cable to supply it power. If you plan on using a controller or run them in slave / master mode, then yes you will need a dmx cable.
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I don't think so. They have a dc transformer. You can wire them into a non dim-able light switch. I bought a remote dimmer I can use to dim them.
99305
No dimmer packs needed with led pars. Everything is controlled by the console.
103755
This light can be used to create that atmosphere, but you have to use it with a dimmer pack. Alone, the light is not DMX compatible. If you want to control from a DMX lighting control panel, a dimmer pack is the only way to accomplish that. Thanks.
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I have not bought these, but i am looking toward buying them. Also, I know a bit about lighting in general. I would use any standard 3 channel dmx controller, such as: Chauvet Obey 3 American Dj Supply RGB3C RGB Led Controller With Built In Colors And Shows or the ADJ RBG 3C American Dj Supply RGB3C RGB Led Controller With Built In Colors And Shows
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To my knowledge 5 amps is fine to run through this. It should be rated for 4 amps per channel allowing a maximum of 12 amps. Another thing to add is that this dmx controller does not play well with strip led amplifiers. Especially when it comes to dimming.
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Assuming you have a DMX controller to tell this unit what to do, yes, you can plug Christmas lights into the unit so long as the Christmas lights are incandescent (not LED) style. If you will be configuring the unit to just turn on and off lights, LEDs will be OK, but if you are trying to dim LED's you may get unexpected results unless the LED lights are designed to be dimmed. Again, just be aware that you need a DMX controller for this unit to be practical. Hope this helps.
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These ARE dimmable drivers - that is, the dimmer function is built in. From my understanding, you should be looking whether or not the power supplies are switching, in order for proper dimming. If you are asking whether or not u can use a dimmer (this controller)on a dimmer (switching power supply or secondary dimmer), I do not know.
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yes it will work with any DMX Lighting, you can buy mine for $40 never use it or My ADJ control for $80, both or brand new sill in the boxs
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This is a controller board. It does not supply power to the light fixtures themselves, it simply plugs into the DMX interface for the lights (or the DMX dimmer switch if the lights do not have onboard DMX). The lighting fixtures can be whatever wattage their power connection (dimmer switch, power strip, wall outlet) and the light fixture itself supports. The board is powered by a wall wart from a standard 110 outlet. I use this in conjunction with ADJ dimmer switches connected to PAR36 cans containing 700 watt bulbs, but I could just as easily use 1000 or 1500 watt bulbs or higher if I chose, and if my PARs supported them (which they do).
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No, Ray they cannot be dimmed. I point my down in front of me and they LIGHT UP the road, but do not piss off other drivers. They are mounted high on my motorcycle. There are dimmable LEDs on the market --- for about 5 to 600 dollars. Clearwater Industries I think is there name.
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Not dimmable, you can only change the colors, strob them, or fade them into different colors
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Try using different DMX channel modes on the lights. Some lights default to 7 channel mode, but the lighting controller wants them to be in 4 channel mode, for example.