Will this work to control a 6 watt LED lamp? The instruction sheet says 25 watts to 300 watts.
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I use it with a lamp with an 8 watt led bulb in my daughter's room. I have it linked to a motion sensor that brings it up to 15% when motion is detected and then fades out over 3 minutes once the motion sensor detects no motion for 2 minutes. It works great for this application. As I use an 8 watt led at 15% I think it would be safe to assume a 6 watt bulb would work. Hope this helps!For reference this is the link to the bulb I use:Philips 433201 40 Watt Equivalent SlimStyle A19 LED Light Bulb Soft White, Dimmable
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I use it with a lamp with an 8 watt led bulb in my daughter's room. I have it linked to a motion sensor that brings it up to 15% when motion is detected and then fades out over 3 minutes once the motion sensor detects no motion for 2 minutes. It works great for this application. As I use an 8 watt led at 15% I think it would be safe to assume a 6 watt bulb would work. Hope this helps! For reference this is the link to the bulb I use: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-433201-Equivalent-SlimStyle-Dimmable/dp/B00JM72W58/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1425092049&sr=8-8&keywords=40+watt+led+light+bulb
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I don't know. if the power supply on the LED lamp plugs into a regular outlet, I don't see why not
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60 watt max. I use a 60 watt led bulb that only used 10 watts. I added an inline switch so i don't have to use the pull cord. Does the job. This set up works great for me.
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Hi Williams castillo Is each of your LED strips is 24 watts for every 5m? Then just sum the total and as you can see the led driver is 100 watts from the power output so if you use 4 strips you will be ok (96 watts) and within the range of the driver
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This device works with light fixtures that can be dimmed. This includes incandescent bulbs and certain LED bulbs that are OK'd for dimming. Compact Fluorescent bulbs usually can not be dimmed. The device will supply up to 300 Watts of power. I would check with the manufacturer of your lamp to see if it can be safely dimmed, and verify that the wattage required doesn't exceed 300 W. For an inexpensive fix, you can pick up a flood light and a clamp on lamp housing at a hardware store for ~ $5 until you can sort out a permanent solution. Waking up with dawn emulation is a must this time of year!
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It doesn't power anything, but it should be able to switch on or off a 250 watt bulb. (It is rated up to 1000W)
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I ordered mine for controlling LED strip arrays, but there is no reason why this product could not control any type of lighting that uses 12 VDC as long as the current limits are observed. From an initial contact with this firm, I understand this device has a maximum rating of 60 watts, which would equate to a current draw of 5 amps at 12 VDC. As an electronics technologist of long standing, I normally would not run any controlling device at any more than 80% of it's maximum load and would prefer to use only 60% of load maximum for long life. That would mean no more than about 35-40 watts in normal use. Hope this helps...
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Yes, but the unit will only control 11watts worth of LED strips. Also you have to figure that load on your supply. Doing the math you can drive around 9A with this controller. But that is at almost 100% of it rating and that is not advised. I would only run it at 50-60% of it rating. So 5-6A Now you just need to find out how many Amps or watts each string draws.
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The CFL/LED designation means it will work with low watt lamps, regardless of the lamp base. There should be no problems.
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It will work woith both CFL and LED ... Presently is turning on 5 23 watt CFL and 1 18 watt LED. It's been a great product and keeps setting with power outages.
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I believe this meter unit works for up to 7500 running watts. It sounds like yours is 6000 running watts with a surge of 7000 watts. Yes; this will work for you.
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Presumably, this will control LEDs. Check the Leviton site for newer models that specifically state they will work with LEDs.
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Yes, you can. That's what I use it with 45 watts led lamp. Works perfectly. Never put your hands in any chemical bc they will crack if you do.
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It all depends on what you plug in- if it's a minimal electric load, like a few lamps or something it will probably work. I tried to use one to control all my Christmas lights- and it fried for good. Good luck
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I am using mine to run a 24 watts LED strip. The power supply is rating 60 watts, but is not a good idea to run any power supply to the maximum capacity.
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This is rated for input of 12-48v 5Amps, so yes this will handle 240 watts. See the data sheet at http://find-a-poe.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/WS-POE-8-ENC.pdf
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the power supply shown here would only run ONE LED strip. Each strip (Amazon item Triangle Bulbs T93007) uses 25 watts at 12 volts DC which is 2.1 amps So 6 strips would use 150 watts or 12.5 amps. You would want to up those ratings by at least 20%. However I suspect the internal wiring structure of these LED strips is too light to carry more than two strips connected together. Two strips would be 50 watts or 4.2 amps at 12 volts dc.
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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. http://www.amazon.com/TaoTronics%C2%AE-Repeater-Amplifier-Strips-Connectors/dp/B0081CZJGO/ref=sr_1_fkmr3_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1412290653&sr=8-3-fkmr3&keywords=led+strip+inline+amplifier+with+power+supply and http://www.amazon.com/Power-Adaptor-Transformers-Supply-Lights/dp/B00K71VMCW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1412290770&sr=8-2&keywords=led+strip+power+supply