Can I rewire each puck to replace the 6'wire that comes with each puck, a couple of them for my installation need to be about 10' of cable?
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Hi -- you can not remove the cable that is attached to the puck -- it is about 8 inches long, and has an amp style connector that plugs into the a 3 light harness. There are 3 connections on the harness. That harness in turn has a connector that attaches to the 6 foot power cord. You could add 14 gauge wire anywhere along this setup, but you would need to cut and splice the added wire, making sure to follow local building codes, which usually means enclosing that splice in a metal enclosure. I hope that helps -- Barry - Brodwax on Amazon
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You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.
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Cable is about 3feet long . I found the pinouts online once and the 10P10C ethernet connector can be bought separately then you could make the cable as long as you want .Be sure to buy the right crimping tool as most of them only crimp the 8P8C connector .Good Luck .
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I'm not sure if you can but I would guess the antenna is tuned to the receiver to puck up signal a different antenna might not work
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Hi, there should be no problem to extend the lead wires. "I did". Just try to use a similar Gauge wire or a little thicker (looks like speaker wire).As mentioned, I had to extend the lead wires (one was at least 12 feet total, others were also extended) and their still working today. Hope this helps!These lamp pucks are really nice. They throw a lot of light.
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We did 10 ft pole. We had drill a hole in the side of the pole to feed the wires.
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you can cut the end off and reterminate it as a different connector. the cable and insulation is not very thick. where the cable joins to the base is inside the unit. you can't just unscrew the supplied cable and connect a different one.
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I didnt cut that wire off. I loosened the faring and unpluged the old one, then I pluged the new one in. I would say yes. I would just splice the new one to the old wire. Jerry
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I am using the ones it came with. But as for 10 feet? Yes, with the correct gauge wire....as you indicated you would use.
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Gosh Steven they were different lengths. I just couldn't run the wires the same way they were routed in the original configuration. Wasn't a real big deal. I have a full size tower if that helps. I made it work with little problem. Hope this helps you
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I'm sorry, I havent had to replace my wire yet. Hopefully you get some answers.
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Yes but the wire they provide is very short and I couldn't even fit the 10 that came with it. You would have to buy a much longer wire.
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If you need to extend the wiring, the simplest solution would be to use 14-16 gauge butt splices. If you order them from Amazon, this is the product link: See-Through Nylon Insulated Butt Connector Solderless Wire Terminal 16-14 Gauge (Blue) - 100 Pack
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Yes we have 10' cables but its a custom order (no additional cost) when placing the order please send us a email and we'l swap the cable for the shorter length. We actually have every size from 10' through 90'.
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These do not fit into a standard low voltage puck fixture. They are too long
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The 60 feet wire that came in the box has 2 forks at each end for connection. To replace it with longer wire, please refer to the table in the "product Knowledge"---&gt; 2nd picture in the picture gallery on the sales page. You can get these longer wires from any hardware stores. Please make sure that the longer the wire, the thicker the wire. Improper gauge/length will cause the wire to overheat
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No, the unit is larger. You'll need to completely rewire it. I feel that it was worthh tthe effort.