How do you know what else is needed to have a working system? I need this for my craft 'shop' to run small electronics &amp; lights.
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Other than a solar panel(s), you will need a charge controller, battery bank and an AC inverter. If you can run your lights and electronics on DC battery power, then an inverter would not be needed. Misc. wiring, fuses and battery disconnect would also be needed. Web sources like &lt;homepower.com&gt; would be great sources of information on setting up a small system.
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I would run anything above 5 fared, You are running 4600w a 3 is too low, Usually 1 fared is equivalent to 1000w aprox.and if your lights are still dimming, I would get a better efficient battery, I hope this is helpful.
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I actually have a friend that has this type of business. I asked her to let me know what they use. My thinking this unit your asking about is better suited for electronic work on boards. I will get back to you once my friend responds.
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Well what you could do is take an old usb cord and a small usb power brick which could work which is what i tried or u could just buy an led power supply but i mean itt can be a hassle
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Mr. Quaifs answer is complete but you can use anything you want or have handy that will fit on a circuit board.
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Are you asking if you bought 2 of these items, can you hook them up so they work together? We didn't do that but I don't see why you couldn't with some extra expertise and help with the electrical part. We bought only one system and it works great.
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I couldn't get mine to work. In theory, you'd need 2. You also need a power supply for each.
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You should not need anything else to install the lights. I created a fuse able link during my installation just as a preventive measure, but that option is up to you.
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with a bit of wiring that should work fine. You would just have to run your own wire instead of using one of those simple snap on connectors. Voltage wise you are set.
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To me I would say you need another two lights such as hair light and background light to get this up running. other than that it is good for a beginner.
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I would recommend you purchase there basic package for $32 or so.It comes with the power supply and the hook up connectors.If you don't want one straight line of light then you'll have to buy there 4 conductor wire and there little connectors.The deal is that the power supplies only work with 16.5' of lights.You can buy power supplies that have 4 terminals with 4 screws to hook up to.The power supply that comes with the basic kit has a direct wire plug.You could use that power supply and just run the 4 conductor wire between your shadow boxes with the little connectors. I hope that helped.
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It needs phantom power. If your system doesn't have phantom power you can ad a phantom power unit. There are some available on amazon.
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Very simple.....the included hardware was more than sufficient, I used low voltage wire and everything worked very well, my electrician helped me of course.
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How are you going to power it? a generator and if so how many total amps does your generator out ? also how many lights do you plan on installing? Hope this helps
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Absolutely! It's a 12 VDC system and you can buy LED lights for it, but they aren't cheap! I actually made my own LED lights to go in them. . .
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It's kinda hard to say for sure, but I don't believe you should have any problems once your system is set up properly by that I mean proper wire sizes and all that and good batteries and providing the does not draw that for very long and also does not draw too close to start up power to run, make sure it's in proper condition before you put it to work.
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Here is a video that shows what setup is needed.https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v;=CPYXSlJWCC4&list;=UUuI4IVC-QDoS-dyDLMlPwqQ