I am still in doubt how to connect the power suply with my LED strips which are SUPERNIGHT (TM) 16.4ft 5M RGB Waterproof Flexible strip 300leds Color Changing RGB SMD5050 LED Light Strip 12V. The strip has 2 connectors with 4 wire each (BLUE, RED, GREEN and WHITE). The power suplly has 4 screws identified as COM (2 screws) and +V (2 screws), besides the screws for AC (L, N) and 1 screw for GROUND. I am in doubt which of the 4 wire colours of the strips should I connect to the +V and to the GROUND (because there is no -V I am assuming I should connect to the ground - is that correct??). Also I do not know if I need to connect some wire to the COM screws. If someone could help I would appreciate. Thanks I am still in doubt how to connect the power suply with my LED strips which are SUPERNIGHT (TM) 16.4ft 5M RGB Waterproof Flexible strip 300leds Color Changing RGB SMD5050 LED Light Strip 12V. The... » Read More I am still in doubt how to connect the power suply with my LED strips which are SUPERNIGHT (TM) 16.4ft 5M RGB Waterproof Flexible strip 300leds Color Changing RGB SMD5050 LED Light Strip 12V. The strip has 2 connectors with 4 wire each (BLUE, RED, GREEN and WHITE). The power suplly has 4 screws identified as COM (2 screws) and +V (2 screws), besides the screws for AC (L, N) and 1 screw for GROUND. I am in doubt which of the 4 wire colours of the strips should I connect to the +V and to the GROUND (because there is no -V I am assuming I should connect to the ground - is that correct??). Also I do not know if I need to connect some wire to the COM screws. If someone could help I would appreciate. Thanks « Show Less
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Sounds like you need an RGB controller. Take a look around amazon to see what works for you. Something like this eTopxizu 44Key IR Remote Controller for 5050 3528 RGB LED Light Strip
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The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use. The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote... » Read More The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use. « Show Less
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The warm white LED uses the same circuit board as the RGB(Red Green Blue). Each physical LED has three LED's inside, so one is connected to the red lead and one is connected to the green lead and the last is connect to the blue lead. So the - power connects to the RGB and + connects to the last or fourth lead. that should be labled +12. If you wanted to change the light output you could only connect to one or two of the RGB pads on the circuit strip.
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simple answer, nope. This strip takes up to 72 watts. The power supply is 12 volt 6 amp output. Using Watts=Watts/Volts the power supply can handle only 72watts. you would need an inline amplifier and another power adapter. TaoTronics® Data Repeater RGB Amplifier For RGB LED Strips with 2 Free Connectors, 12 Volt, 3304andLE Power Adaptor, Transformers, Power Supply For 12V LED Strip Lights, 6A Max, 72W Max, US Plug
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You can cut the connectors and wire them directly to a power source. You did not mention the power source so I must remind you that if it is a 120v power source, you have to have the 120v-12v adapter. I used mine on a motorhome where all the light fixtures are 12v, so was able to remove my flourescent bulbs and rewire these strips directly to the light switch.
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We are happy to hear you enjoy your new LED Light Kit, and appreciate your inquiry. If you will please elaborate more on the connector you are needing, we will be able to better assist you. If you are needing additional light strips, we will list these available for purchase. If you are wishing a different type of connector we will need to know what type of connector you are looking for. We look forward to your response, and being able to assist you. Thank You SunWave
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The light strip itself DOES NOT plug directly into a wall socket, It requires a 4-PIn adatper (supplied) and it also requires a 12Volt Power adapter, that Adapter is what plugs into a wall socket. There is the option to buy the power adapter with the kit but the light strip needs to be plugged into the 4-Pin adapter (that allows the remote to work as well) and then to the 12Volt power adapter. If the light strip is cut (at any distance in groupings of 3 LEDs) a new 4-Pin adapter and power supply will be needed to power the newly separated potion of the lights.
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Hi Freind Thanks for your inquiry about IP65 Waterproof 5M/16.4 Ft RGB SMD 3528 LED Color Changing 300 LED Flexible Strip Light .Of course ,you can connect more than 1 REEL together without any attachment .But there is one the most important case ,the Supply voltage must ensure that the full specified amount.Thanks
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Technically you can connect a few in series but then they will not be bright. So its recommended to use the powersupply that comes with the kit for each 5 meter strip. To get the strip to full brightness you need 72W. If you use more your 72W will be split between two 5M strip at half the brightness.
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According to the product package one power supply can handle up to 36 watts and each LED strip is only 3 watts so you should be able to connect 12 in sequence without any problems.
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Dear friend,Thanks for your questions.Yes, 12V 2A for 5meters 3528 300LED light strip,But 5A for 600 led.Please advise.If any questions please feel free to contact us.Thanks and wish you have a nice day!Best Regards,Emily
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It really depends on what you want to plug the strips into but two choices that I bought to use to get the four wires out to use the three colors of leds are "HitLights LED PCB RGB LED Strip Any Angel Turn Connector, 4 Conductor, For SMD5050 or SMD 3528 RGB Color Changing LED Strip, Strip to Strip, 4 pcs " and "HitLights LED PCB Connector Box For 5050 SMD RGB Color Changing LED strip, Strip to Strip, 10 pcs " or you can just solder wires direct to the pads on the cut lines of the strips. And yes the driver itself would need to be cabable of dimming the leds or if you are simply are going to feed them with 12Volts then you can but a simple dimmer switch in-line with the common feed and dim the leds that way with no driver at all. I personally bought a controller from Custom Dynamics to make my LED strips strobe, dim, and change colors.
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hi, you need 5 dc12v led strip adapter. (principal you need adapter) you can use 7 rolls. 5 adapters and 7 rolls is fine. super great product. i use every night is great.
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The L, N and GROUND are for the AC Input. The WHITE wire from the strip goes to the +12 V screw on the Power supply. If you hook the Blue wire to COM, the BLUE LEDs will light. If you hook the Green wire to COM, the GREEN LEDs will light and the same for the RED wire/RED LEDs. If you hook Blue, Green and Red all up to COM at the same time you will get WHITE. There should have been a small white controller box and a remote control. The strip hooks to the controller and then the +12v and COM from the power supply hook to the power connector on the controller. Then with the remote you can select the color and pattern you want the strip to use.
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You can buy this one:SUPERNIGHT AC 100-240V To DC 24V 5A 5.5x2.1mm DC Output Jack Power Supply Converter Adapter for Led Light Strips
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I am not sure wgich strip you are asking about. I bought the 300 led's and 600 led's. They are 24 watt and 46 watt. You need to use at least 2 amp for the 24 watt and 3.5 for the 46 watt. The formula to use if I remember it correctly is : Watts=volt X ampSo, at 24 watt, you divide 24 watt by 12 volts and you get 2 ampsHope this helps
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Donna,FYI - I bought and installed this exact system with no difficulty. Your comment/question is too vague to answer. To recap the usual installation: the red dimmer wire must connect to the "+" side of the LED strip, and the black wire must connect to the "-" side. This is mandatory or else the LED's won't turn on. The dimmer is then plugged into the transformer, and naturally the transformer must be plugged into an active 120 volt outlet. Also, double check that you have good connections at the LED strip. If this doesn't help you, please explain in more detail how you have your system set up. I'd be happy to help you.Doobster Donna,FYI - I bought and installed this exact system with no difficulty. Your comment/question is too vague to answer. To recap the usual installation: the red dimmer wire must connect to the "+" side of the LED strip, and the black wire must connect to the "-" side. This is mandatory or else the LED's won't turn on. The dimmer is then plugged into the transformer, and naturally the transformer must be plugged into an active 120 volt outlet. Also, double check that you have good connections at the LED strip. If this doesn't help you, please explain in more detail... » Read More Donna,FYI - I bought and installed this exact system with no difficulty. Your comment/question is too vague to answer. To recap the usual installation: the red dimmer wire must connect to the "+" side of the LED strip, and the black wire must connect to the "-" side. This is mandatory or else the LED's won't turn on. The dimmer is then plugged into the transformer, and naturally the transformer must be plugged into an active 120 volt outlet. Also, double check that you have good connections at the LED strip. If this doesn't help you, please explain in more detail how you have your system set up. I'd be happy to help you.Doobster « Show Less
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yes , you just need some 4pin RGB Connector and a larger power , one roll 16.4ft need a 12V 5A power , 2 rolls 32.8ft need a 12V 10A power , here is the link for you ,4pin RGB Connector _ Speller 30 PCS 4PIN RGB Male Plug Adapter Connector For RGB 3528 5050 LED Strip Light 5A power_ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WIK5OEC 10A power_ 12 Volt 10 Amp DC Power Supply Adapter, Standard