Can anyone tell me if the pucks plug into each other? Or do they all have to plug into the power cord?
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They all plug into the power cord but I extended the cables by buying light gauge lamp wire and crimping it into the middle of the cords attached to the lights.
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They plug into each other and they work great. My only complaint is that it is a soft white light when my preference is bright daylight type light. But we've had no problems at all! Good luck!
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They all plug into a small junction box that is attached to the power cord. They do not connect in series.
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The pucks all have to plug into the power cord. There is a regular lamp cord that plugs into the wall, that leads to a small transformer, then there is smaller wire to the power button, then more small wire that goes to a splitter that all the pucks plug into.
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No you have to have the rechargeable controllers already. This is just like the cord but two spots for the controllers to sit in. I wouldn't get it though. Mine was a POS. I just threw it away
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it came with two cables one is to charge and one is to connect to the playeri hope this works for you, because this is how i connected to my player
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Unplug the factory a/v plug and the new cable look the same and fit in the same location. The plug connector is in the back, middle section of the xbox. Connects next to an hdmi connection. To me the connection resembles a very large hdmi plug. Goodluck
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If I remember correctly, you would need to disconnect the one whenever you want to use the other. I believe one of the reviewers mentioned it. I purchased this for my son & he has it set up on a separate TV in the game room.
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For the puck you wish to add to the remote, install two of the three batteries. While holding down the puck's center switch , install the third battery. Release the center switch and the puck's LEDs should begin flashing. Now push and hold down the top two buttons ( - and o ) on the remote until the puck's LEDs go out. Repeat for each puck you wish to add.
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The small white box or puck wires directly into a 110 volt line. It does not come with instructions but it's pretty basic. There is a blue and brown lead coming off of the puck that connects to your bl hot and wh neutral ac wires. It is a little bit awkward if you were connecting directly to a 12 or 14 gauge romex line so you may consider wiring into some junction or terminal block and solder the leads since the leads are really thin (something like 18 or 20 gauge). You should check codes also in your locale
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Hi, my purpose for using the puck lights is for short term use. Sporadic use may be a more correct term. I use them for spot lighting short term use. If I need more light on a food project I tap on the light. I don't leave them on longer than 5 min at a time. I turn them all on if the electricity is out, do what I need to do and shut them off. I believe they are just for short term use. I believe in the directions it says not to leave them on for more than 30 min at a time
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The puck light is designed to operate at 12V DC. The same power commonly available in motor homes. It should work fine. If wiring more that one puck light, wire them in parallel rather than series. That will provide each light with the same voltage and it will make sure that each puck light is the same brightness.
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Yes, they have a cable that goes from the charged one to the other. They both play at the same time.
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There is approximately an 8 inch wire coming off each puck with a connector that plugs into one of the three matching connectors on the included 3 light harness. The harness is approximately 3 feet in length. That in turn connects to the 6 foot plug-in power cord. Hope that helps, Barry - Brodwax on Amazon
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Hey Angry... They connect to one another with the goofy and cumbersome round plug that is built in. It works fine as long as you don't mind looking at the big, goofy connector. Hope this helps.
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You should be able to swap the power cord out, they are pretty standard but I would check the tv.
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I have two installations with two pucks in one and six in the other. It isn't noisy for me. I'm using the recommended Meanwell transformer. Could it be your transformer that is making the noise?
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There is a plug at the foot of the bed. The cords are then run under the bed to the head. One controller is to one side. A cord runs from that contoller, straight across to the other side for the other controller. The power cord runs off of that 2nd controller from that point.
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You are correct. The cord is a hassle. We have relegated our electric snow blower to be emergency back up (eg, if we run out of gas for the other one) because the cord is hassle.
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no it is not normal. I get the hissing sound until i turn off the puck(i.e. I touch it). The hissing with power on appears to happen with most computers and speakers, until the speakers are turned off.