Does anyone know? Is this item for 1 puck light -or- for 3 puck lights with ac adpter?
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...Wondering the same thing! From the picture it looks like 3 puck lights with AC adapter.
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The Twelve dollar price is for 1 puck light with no AC adapter. I used a 30 watt power adpter that cost about $14. to run my 6 upper lights and another one to run my 6 lower cabinet lights. This unit (I don't think) is capable of dimming (not sure but don't think so) but you can look it up under " Ledwholesalers 30 Watt LED Power Suppply Driver Transformer 120 to 12 Volt DC Output, 3207 "
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This was a failed project for me, one of my 2 controllers died, There were times one of 2 lights worked. I might have my controller on one side of my 220 line and the sockets on the other side. What I can tell you is that manually turning the lights on with the switch in the garage, they don't come on. I think "Francois" has answered the question for us. If I saw his thoughtful answer before I started to respond, I might not have replied. Thank you Francois.
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This is a controller board. It does not supply power to the light fixtures themselves, it simply plugs into the DMX interface for the lights (or the DMX dimmer switch if the lights do not have onboard DMX). The lighting fixtures can be whatever wattage their power connection (dimmer switch, power strip, wall outlet) and the light fixture itself supports. The board is powered by a wall wart from a standard 110 outlet. I use this in conjunction with ADJ dimmer switches connected to PAR36 cans containing 700 watt bulbs, but I could just as easily use 1000 or 1500 watt bulbs or higher if I chose, and if my PARs supported them (which they do).
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You can use three of these on 1 transformer. Just plug the lights together. there are plugs on each end for that. make sure that they are plugged in the right way or they will not work ( just rotate the plug and try again)
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I thank it would work the way you want it to. Check out Harbor Frt.Tools. They have the controllers and multi hook ups and read all the inform. on the boxes. It might tell you what you need to know.Hope this will help you.
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Hi, 1. It will not work through walls. 2. and most important, whether you have the puck(light) on or off, there is still a drain on the batteries. I found out the hard way, when I wanted to use them a month or so after I installed them, they were dead! So, since I cannot return them, I take one battery out of each puck, which does stop the drain and when I am ready to use them, I replace the missing battery and they work. When I no longer need to use them for sometime, I once again take one battery etc. If you should find pucks that do not drain the batteries when the puck is off, please let me know.
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It is designed with a full range dimmer on one swith for lights and a 3 way dimmer on the other for a fan so I don't believe it would function the way you would want it to for 2 lights.
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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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You may want to have a dimmer on some lights, and none on others which would be possible with the two separate outputs. I'm not sure whether drawing all of the amperage capacity from just one output would cause a problem or not.
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One lights is fine. You can go to the web site of trulummen they have more detail info
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The power adapter, which comes with the kit is only 6 watts, can only run for 3 light pucks. You need to have at least 24 watts power supply in order to run all 12 light pucks. In this case, you will need to forgo the switch function.
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I have several of these installed and turn them on and off at the same time, its more about the controller you are using and not the HA01C. Most controllers will allow a "Scene" that is a collection of Devices (ie. Outlets or Switches)
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Make shure their is no a/c bleed over,and that it is d/c12v. Not 12 v a/c. Then you should be ok. Also double check the amps you only need one or two amps to run the lights. Use a fuse!
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Although my lights are hardwired in, I purchased them to replace existing puck lights. All I did was cut the plugs off to the needed lengh, and spliced them in.
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Thank You for replying. Now I can be more confident on buying this next time. Although, I have one last question. Does this work for all LED christmas lights? Except those big bulb ones and probably the round dome type.
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I don't know if it's AC or DC, probably could go to their website and read the specs. I do know you can use this for LED lights.
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Be sure about how much load your LED lights take. A 2.5A LED light would be huge. Most BR30 bulbs are in the 10W ballpark @ 120VAC, which means < 90mA load. An under-cabinet puck LED light I'm looking at buying is 2W @ 12VDC, which would be 160mA - nowhere close to 2.5. A 12V LED @ 2.5A would be a 30W light.