I want to use this in my dorm for a variety of different lights. 1 strand of rope lights, 1 florescent fixture, and some xmas lights. Will it work?
861750
Sure it will. Its just 4 individual power outlets each with their own switch in a fancy little box. If you just plop the box down onto a table or so, the 4 outlets will be across the top BTW.
861751
Should have no problem. Its just a basic switch so anything should work with it
861752
*15 amps/1800 watts maximum draw, do the math dormer. Add up all your lighting or whatever!
861753
Yep, should work fine. I use it for DJing and plug lights into each outlet for shows.
378650
YES! We bought is for our 700 lights christmastree, 600 watt, it dimms the light perfect!
438189
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.
1408627
It works just like a normal single led would work, so if its wired correctly you should be able to get the desired effect. Basically the strand its just an pre soldered led and resistor.
678818
Yes it should be fine, but I think these are best for small items so I wouldn't use for much more than lights. You should get a piece of paper saying which one is which in the box
139616
It will do fine with a cfl. Make sure you are using cfls in rooms that typically are lit for 30 minutes at a time and not areas that are quick on and off like a bathroom. Otherwise you will shorten life of bulb and receive no energy savings.
738210
Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. You need to be able to position the lights at least about 3-4 feet from your face, otherwise they will overexpose. As long as you have that room (and I managed it in a very small area - they only take up about 2-3 square feet each), it'll work!
501596
Yes it will, no problem. LEDs are better though. Cfls have a very poor power factor and are less efficient.
1772696
I think so, we did 4 of these all at same time and the lights are all we need for a small bedroom. NOT a night-light low wattage lamp - a regular ceiling fixture brightness
229597
I am not sure I used mine for the light fixtures in my ceiling sorry I wasn't much of a help you could probably google it to see if others have used it for that
255465
This is probably to late for you, but I'd say not. LED lights are tricky, because the various manufacturers control them using different methods. A dimmer that works for one may not work for another. You need a dimmer rated for the specific light that you have. Best bet is to go to a big box and read the labels.
778042
Sure thing. And u can use any bulb that fits standard bulb socket. I use this light in a hallway.
600778
the lights our connected from end to end some what like rope lights. I used them outside during Christmas in one of my trees and had ten strands all hooked together. Just be aware that the more lights you connect to one strand, the brightness tends to dim towards the end of the strands if a lot our hooked up. Also beware if you have them outside and it gets cold out the wires are thin and brittle. I ended up loosing two strands form below 0 temperatures this winter so I will have to rethink where I put them up next year..
1374790
Yes, easily. This supplies up to 200 watts of power. LED Christmas lights only need 1-2 watts per string, and old-fashioned bulb Christmas lights use around 10 watts. Really, I would probably get a cheaper lower watt inverter for that, unless you have other stuff you might also want to plug-in.
1788765
I don't think so. We hooked all the lights in one string and they only worked to a certain point. There are two outlets on the box for two stings and they all function in unison from the two outlets.
1183371
Hi. This one wont be best for christmas tree lights. There is a non dimmer one that will handle more wattage. I believe it is the same price as this one. Hope this was helpful. Have a merry christmas :)
2272865
I believe it would be. I used it to start bedding plants (tomatoes, basil, etc.) and grow them to the plant out stage and the light worked well for this.