How long is the wire from the transformer to the first light connection?
1949473
Great question, which should really be on the main page. I just measured mine, which I haven't buried yet, and it appears to be 20' to the first connection. Since the connection wires are 5' long you have a total 25' feet to the first light. Because adding another light involves two connections (one from each light), you have a total of 10' between each light after that. That is also not very clear in the description so I thought I would add that to the answer.
1949474
I didn't measure it but I would estimate 15-20'. I didn't cut it off I just coiled it up and saved it for future if needed.
1949475
10 - 12 feet without measuring - it is plenty long at lease for my purposes
1762626
I measured the cord by itself (from the base of the lamp to the base of the plug) at just under 71". It's about 59" from the switch to the plug.
1987908
The unit comes with a transformer plug, which is attached via a wire to terminals at the base of the unit. I think that the wire was about 3' long. I mounted mine next to an outlet an used a wire tie to secure the excess wire. Great unit.
1698193
Mine connected to a standard round 5 1/2 inch single gang box and mounts directly behind the lightbulb. Since the transformer is above the bulb, you must allow for an additional 6 or 8 inches. Hope this helps.
411435
I don't know the answer to your question. I used a 300 watt Malibu transformer with the 12 gauge wire for 8 11 watt pathway lights. The light is the greatest distance from the transformer is 53 feet away. So far I am very happy with my Paradise pathway lights. The provide good light along my pavement.
1271010
The measurement from the plug to the first bulb is 6 inches. Please let me know if you have any further questions.
924947
First you should speak with a electrician as you will have voltage drop issues on long runs. You need to find out fron the LED manufacture the maximum length you can have the led strip. For example if you want to have 100 linear feet and the max run is 25 feet, you will need to run multiple feeder lines from the transformer or from a main line. The easiest way to connect the LEDs to the transformer is to remove the 5mmDC jack leaving enough wire to splice the feeder wires from the transformer to the leds. Just remember to match the polarity (+ goes with +). If you look carefully you can see it on the LEDs. I would recommend soldering the feed wire to the LEDs. There are also snap-together clips available instead of soldering the wires. I hope this helps.
1543440
Wire on my unit is approx. foot long. Works well. This the second unit that I bought. First one was for my father who was elderly and could not turn on a lamp.
2155600
Trust the specs: "Cable is 51.1-Inch from USB to lights, then the lights are 55.1-Inch."Without having actually Measured it, those lengths must be pretty close: We trimmed several inches off of the LED strip (cutting points are marked on the strip) to make it fit Horizontally across the rear of our 60" plasma.That length is a lot closer to 50" than it is to 40.
1519961
It's not just inches of wire per se. There are two pieces of double wire. The light itself has a couple inches of wire coming out with a small plastic plug at the end. Then another few inches of wire is included that has a plug on one end that fits the one on the light and bare wire at the other end (to attach to a transformer perhaps). The plugs are a type that I've seen only on led lights. You really have to buy one as a sample to see the configuration.
138376
You will need a 12 volt transformer and low voltage cable. The size of the transformer depends on how many lights you are using and their combined wattage. If you are using LED lights a 44 watt transformer will be sufficient. The transformer is plugged into an electrical outlet. You will need sufficient low voltage cable to cover the distance from the transformer to the light placement.
770669
Yes...there are different size transformers...but with any low volt or line volt lighting simply take the total wattage of the lighting strip..(60ft.) say maybe 200 watt....and divideby your voltage which I believe is 12v. on these...this would be 16.66 amps.....so make sure the wire you run from the transformer is rated at least 20 amps.....(#12 wire)This should work for you and be safe.....Make sure your transformer wattage output is equal to or less than your strip light wattage.
1747978
You will need to purchase the recommended transformer that will plug into the electrical receptacle and connect to the light strip. The transformer has additional extension length.
1083953
power cord has 2 prongs and transformer is already installed on the line about halfway between light and prongs
1267123
The cord is approximately 62-64 inches long. Since my light was already installed it was a bit tricky to measure. That measurement excludes the plug prongs.
494525
The transformer has a thin wire about 6 feet long, with a photo cell at the end. As long as the cell is exposed, it will detect when to turn the lights on and off. I love these lights. I have bought 3 sets. They are much easier to install than others I have used.
1978306
That depends how many lights you have and how long the runs are. I have my transformers loaded to near their rated capacities and runs of around fifty feet so I used 12 gage wiring. Many get by with 14 gage. Of course, if one uses LED lamps, the loading on the transformers is correspondingly low, so 14 gage would likely suffice.