If I have 4 600w air cooled reflector boxes. How many of these would I need
1298407
I would say, one per two lights. You also want to use one to sit on scrubber to pull air out of room, if you wanted to just buy one i would buy something bigger and stronger, but than your 6 inch diameter changes to something like 8 or 10 inch. Sweet i hope i was of some assistance
964760
Max draw on these are about 180watt each. So it would be close it also depends if you have a high quality power supply or not. A cheap 600watt would probably not support these but a name brand should be able to. You will need 4 six pin connectors.
680976
Has to be a 600W one, 460 isn't enough. Mine was too and the video killed my motherboard!
1775721
Is all depends on the capacity of yor receiver. If is 350 watts or more them you need two.
1736596
I bought two panels, have not installed them yet. Starting out with 4 batteries @ 100 amps, plan on going to 8 and adding two more panels
821540
I'm running 22 lights in line now off of one power supply. You can get an extra set without the power supply and add them to your string. If you want to run more than 24, then I recommend splitting the power source and using two power supplies.
1914464
Not well you would need like 6 of them. I would go with cheap solar panel and run the power to an inverter
476178
I have a 100 watt but I crossfire 2 of these cards. I believe you would be fine with a 600 watt
358652
I would get two lights, one for each tray if that is your only choice and within budget. Definitely grab a reflector hood too. Although 1 bulb could work, I feel that 1 bulb would be bare minimum and you would want to move the trays around to help distribute the light evenly in a 1 light set up. I personally use 3 of these lights for 1 tray, for max/best results. But then I tend to over do things. =) Good luck!
2197000
3 batteries should do it, but to be safe 4.600 watts of panels to be safe. In theory you should need 2, but real world use is what im going by.
1139995
Wire all lights in parallel. A 6amp transformer will run all 5 without any heat problems.
2168692
Hard to answer but I suspect 4 would be adequate. Keeping in mind it sounds like you have fluorescent tube lights and these are not tubes nor fluorescent. Four of these lights will be more than enough to light a 20' x 20' room though.
1981056
It depends on where you live and how much sun you get. Based on 140W 24/7 the 300W "kit" won't be enough. That doesn't mean you couldn't do it with more panels. Just don't buy a "kit". That comes with a dedicated charger for the wattage the kit comes with. Check on line or with someone who can give you the calculations you will need for wattage and but individual panels and then size a charger for your needs. I had to do the same. The panels that come with the kit are top notch and can be bought by themselves.
1830958
It should be 9006 low beam and 9005 high beam. Honestly you don't need this if your area installing the OE replacement bulbs at 55 watts. Is more for like 85 watt bulbs that will melt the contacts.
1737522
In theory only 13W, in reality you'll want more than that - probably safe with 50W (one I got was 200W).
2216983
Lets start like this You take the number of continous watts 600 and divide that by 120volts. 600W divided by 120volts= 5amps of power. Or look at the 600 Watts & think (6) 100 w lightbulbs all on at the same time.
521334
400 would be pushing it. I have a 600w and it does fine. I would say the minimum would be 500w but it really depends on your total power consumption system wide.