What is the depth of the low voltage side. I have a shallow depth on the right side of the 2 gang spot but full depth at the left side gang.
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Hmm, not sure, I do not have access to the box, it was installed in another location. But since the box will fit into a studded wall cavity (3.5") it can not be any deeper (take in to account the wall board thickness). That said, everything is recessed into the wall for AC plug clearance. Therefore I would estimate the recess to be about 1.5" I would allow at least 2" on the shallow side to get the cables thru. That said, this kit makes for a very nice installation at both ends.
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Greg, I have one of these on the front & I don't care a lick for it! Buy a bigger unit if you can! As far as wiring, I just made up a 2 strand wire harness & ran it along the inside edge of my deep v right down to the battery. I then split it & put a connecter for each post. It works like a charm! I'm no Guru when it comes to this kind of stuff either and I made it work. cbmgh@comcast.net if I cabn be of further assistance to you. CB
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Typical low voltage power supply range...I would think no more than 20 guage ...for 12 volts +-
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Regardless of what vehicle it's in or if it's running packs in parallel or series I've always stopped at 3.6v/cell when the pack is at rest. You could possibly go lower and still be safe, however I noticed that my packs lasted a lot longer stopping at 3.6v/cell. Also I found these alarms to be rather quiet. Just a heads up. Enjoy &#128522;
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Local code should require it to be mounted in a gang box because of high voltage (110). You could use a single gang box for the plug side and leave the other side open.
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A multimeter shows the V+s are internally shorted as are the COM terminals, though I haven't tried running a 20A load through a single terminal or splitting it.
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I see the same thing with another green LED. I tried checking an old rectifier I had, a 200 v 15 amp diode, and the screen shows .471 when checking in forward, .0L when checking in reverse. I confess, I don't know what this means.BTW, I connected the LED to a 3v supply to verify that it was OK.
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I used 6ga for a side x side, but I think it would depend on what you are using it for. It will only be used to charge the battery so 4ga or smaller would be fine. It shouldn't matter where you put it between the batteries; anywhere that gives you a good mounting place.
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My guess would be there is a place in the buried area where the two wires are touching. For you to get that result
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HI Stew. I used 200ohms to drive 4 RGB leds in parallel with source of 9volts. All four connected to same resistor. I haven't measure current or voltages but they bright pretty good. let me know if you need any measure.
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These are a little bluish, maybe around what you're looking for. I'd guess that they're a little higher than 7000K. Felix is correct that these are very bright when run at ~13.5 to 14.0V, I run mine at 13.8V. Lahiru is dong something wrong. FYI, if your strip is longer than, maybe, 10' I'd run the supply wires to both ends. If I ran the full 30' strip I'd run the supply to both ends and the middle. Why? Because there will be enough of a voltage drop along the copper traces on the strip that the LED's on the end will be noticeably dimmer if you only connect to one end.
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fully extended it is grounded like looking at picture now, when depressed it is open.and I would just run a relay with it not much power needed for that. Hope this helps
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I'd say two inches including the wiring, to be safe. You could save a little bit on that if you can find right-angle female disconnects (O'Reilly's had them when I was there), but not much.
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Honestly I don't know how the ohms work. I believe they are 8 when all four are wired., I bulit a custom box but left the rear panel off, for two reasons 1 to get more air in and out and 2 to switch between 2 and all 4.
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I have the same issue with one of my switches, it is ON all the time, have seen similar comments, it appears to be a common failure with these units. With that said I view it as an inconvenience not a safety issue. The output is only 12V and as long as each individual output is protected (as described) then each one should trip if it gets shorted or overloaded. However to be safe I would unplug the whole unit anytime you mess with the output wiring.
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Just took a multi meter to them while off. It read 0.5 ohms across 3 LEDs @ the cut points... Hope that helps.. Doesn't seem right to me for some reason...
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I just did a project where I set up a set of 10 lights (one 300 tape in 10 pieces) with the furthest approximately 50 feet out. Splicing into the line where needed. There's no significant brightness drop along the line. I didn't measure voltages though if you're looking for precision.