If I get to sets of the 16 foot tape, how many dc adapters and remotes do I need?
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If you are going to connect the 2 sets the all you need is 1 controller. If you are going to use them in separate situations you will need two controllers.
915497
The power source that came with your LED roll should power up to two LED rolls (16ft each), the repeater will also power up to two (one line coming in and two lines going out (being repeated)). If you need 48ft then you would 3 LED rolls and 1 repeater. 1st LED roll connects to the power source / controller, 2nd roll to the end of the 1st LED and the other end in the repeater IN, third LED roll connects to the repeater OUT. You would still be able to attached a 4th LED roll to the 2nd repeater Out- if you wanted an additional 16ft (64ft total). Hope this helps... good luck!
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Yes you will need the power supply. The dimmer goes between the power supply and the lights. Just a couple of 18 or 22 size wires will work fine cut to the lengths needed. As for the connectors, depends on how many pieces you're going to have. If you need to go around corners, then it's easier to cut the strip and make the40/90 degree bend you require. Then you would need 2 connectors, (One for each strip) one long length would need only 1 connector. Unless you're handy with a soldering iron (pencil type) I'd check out a couple of videos on www.youtube.com, for hints and tips. It's not hard but patience goes along way in working with these. But the finished job is well worth it. Everyone that comes in my kitchen and sees them does the oooo's and awwwws. Also makes a nice night light when you go out.
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Are you running 3 full standard 16.4ft, 150 led rolls/strips equaling 49.2 feet? Each strip is 3 Amps witch means the power supply must be 12v 9 Amps minimum. If you are over 49.2 feet you might need a stronger power supply or add another amplifier to the run. The amplifier output reads 12A but I've noticed that all diagrams never show more the two strips per amplifier. Good luck
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Buy the bigger kit. I believe that allows more than one additional tv to be connected. I think it's a big price jump to though. How many tvs are you trying to connect to one source.
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You can get a bigger transformer for more strands. The 16' strands take 25 watts each. You can only hook two strands end to end so you will need to run additional wires.
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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
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First, you will need to look at the wattage of each of the strips (the 24 inch are 8 watts). That's a fairly long distance and you will want a power supply at least 1 1/2 times the total wattage you'll need. I have 6 24-in strips in a row and find the ones on the end are not as bright as the ones closest to the power supply. You may want to consider putting the power supply in the middle of the string if possible and use a "Y" connector to split the power both directions to shorten the total distance.
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I have 22 linear feet of coverage (recommended spacing of each unit) on a single power supply and one remote.Great Company!!! Company will assist you in degree K, area of coverage and any other problems..
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To hook up the cables end-to-end you would need a BNC-to-BNC adapter and an adapter for the DC power cable. The power and video are contained in a single sheath, so splicing the power together would be a pain. You'd be better off just buying a longer cable.
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The small piece (the remote) has a 6 wire RJ-12 connector on one end and an 8 wire RJ-45 connector on the other. If you want to test BNC or coax cable, the included adapters are used for them.
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If you are planning to run lights along all 4 walls, you will probably need 4 kits. In my kit, the power supply and control box were only rated for a 16' combined length of lights. The good news is that 1 remote can control all 4 control boxes at once if the sensors are placed near each other.
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Yeah just like the previous response, you can run multiple strips on one dc adaptor.
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need to get wire (16 ga -18 ga), + 2 spade female connecters, and connecters to power source (fused)
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I have 200 I think, and it does fine. You have to solder or electrical tape it though.
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you need both connections to make it work... longer than the 8-pin you power to the part of video
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Yes you can do that. One 16'strip per adapter. You need a special adapter to connect the 2 strips make sure its the right one.