The specs indicate 3 channels at 6 amps each. Does that mean it requires an 18 amp power supply?
336680
No the channels can handle up to 6 amps each. But the power supply only needs to be big enough to handle your actual load
336681
I have two of these and both are on 15 amp circuits with other things is the practical answer. I have them controlling the 5m color LED light strips.The technical answer is that you would have to have 2,250 watts to pull 18 amps. But this is only a controller. It is not the power supply so it doesn't pull the power. It sits between the power supply and the light strips.
336682
It depends on the lamps you are driving with the controller. This controller is capable of up to 6A per channel, so yes if you were driving enough lamps to max out the controller it would require an 18A power supply. This controller and an 18A, 12V power supply can drive up to 216 W(atts) of lamps.
143591
It have 8 individual 9v port plus one 18v output, one strip to change polarity if needed, not sure of output amperage
1253873
If the above poster is correct with 12 Volts and 1500 mA (1.5 Amps) the correct power would be 12 Volts times 1.5 Amps for 18 Watts......a lot more useful than 1.5.
1666640
Can only speak about the centre I bought depends on how much power your amp is running mine is 100watts per channel more than enough for room 18ft by 10ft
1263006
This is an old question, but does need to be answered correctly. The 125 watt rating is for 2 channels driven into an 8 ohm load. With ALL 7 channels being driven at once, this unit was bench tested at 70.5 watts per channel into an 8 ohm load. Each of the 7 channels is CAPABLE of producing 125 watts, but that would be assuming those are the only two channels running at the time. The amp board are limited by the power supply.
2265005
Yes, it's 5 channels. It technically can power 2 subs depending on how you wire them up, but they need to be on the smaller side and more than likely will need a sealed enclosure.
947310
Amp is configurable for 3 channel output as well. Go to Rockford's website and download the manual.
30648
I don't know...directions said must plug into 3 prong plug receiver...and if extension cord needed use at least 15 ampheres.
422983
No, there are only 6 powered ports and I doubt there is enough amperage to share even among six minis.
811392
It's load at 12 volts is 3.8 watts which is less than 1/3 of an amp. You would be more than safe to drive 3 of them on 18ga wire and a 2 amp fuse.
598999
Hello:According to power requirement on these strip, each require 60 Wall, 3 strips will be total of 180 Watt so you will need a 300 Watt power supply
1086483
This has a 6 amp output and you only need 2 amps. It should work with no problems.
2113938
Hi there, With 6 ohm loads both channels driven, from 150 Hz -10,000 Hz; rated 3 watts per channel minimum RMS power. -Anthony
1485446
If I'm not mistaken this power supply has two 4 pin connectors, so you should be fine. The 6 pin is for a graphics card. If you would like I can pull mine and take an inventory of the cables it has.
431903
As far as powering 6 speakers I'm not sure. Since it's only a 4 channel you'll have to do some creative wiring. However, I have it powering 2 6x9's (100W RMS) and 2 6 1/4" door speakers (65W RMS) and they all sound excellent! Gives me all the power I need and keeps up with my two 10" Alpine Type R competition subs so get excellent all-around sound without being drowned out, nor overbearing the subs. I'd think you'll be okay, but I can't give you an exact answer due to the way you'll have to wire it up for 6 speakers.
676279
I'll have to double check DVR supply, but camera adapter was a 3-5 amp for 8 cameras, thinking DVR was a 3 amp power supply.
1427984
If you were going to use all four ports at their maximum rated capacity you'd need a 350 watt supply minimum. How you arrive at that is up to you. It can be powered by 11-18v supply, so if you were going to use a 12v supply, you'd need around a 26 amp supply, but if your power supply is 18v, it would only need to be 18 amp. I'm powering mine from a bench supply I use for electronics work that is based off an ATX power supply with a 30A 12v rail.