How big is the power supply transformer? (Will it take up a single space on a power strip or will it cover more than one space?)
2027796
If you plug into a wall socket you can use the second wall socket with no issue. If you plug it into a power strip it will take up two spots unless you use the very last one on the end of the power strip. Hope this helps :)
2027797
Not big, just plugged it into my power strip and it only took/covered one plug space.
2027798
depending on your power strip. Its close to a cell phone charger. http://imgur.com/xiUA0U7 is about what it is.
2027799
The plug-in is about 3 inches long and about 1 inch wide. If you can't plug it in on an end, it will probably cover 2 or 3 other plugs. My surge suppressor has slots that are sideways, so it is not an issue.
2027800
It is smaller, like a cell charger plug. It plugs so that it only takes one space on the wall outlet. It is about 2 x 1.5 x 1, roughly.
633071
Unfortunately, it is not smaller. Although the charger works great, I have the same problem - it takes up two plug-in spaces on the power strip because of the way it has to be plugged in.
2050013
The power supply for this item is a typical "wall wart," roughly cubical in shape with an AC plug attached, and measuring about 2 3/8 by 2 by 1 3/4. Output is 19V. I'm not looking at it right now, but I can get current capacity if you need it.
881529
You will be fine. I'm not home but I believe the strip was 14 awg. Thicker than a pc power cord. I'm using two of these for my arcade mame machine running a 850watt psu and my virtual pinball machine running a 750watt psu. Along with the other accessories like tv's, speakers and usb hubs etc the smart strip has been great and running like a champ with no drop in voltage.
462260
The case has a pretty wide footprint. I don't think you'll have a problem with any power supply. I have a 750 watt power supply and it fits fine.
958111
approximately 3 feet long, 110v transformer that takes it down to 12v (wall wart)
1731268
I do not have a unit at this time at my home. Overall dimensions seems correct because a regular electrical receptacle fits inside as well as the attachment cord cap.I used it on a home to connect an enclose a low voltage power supply for a remote surveillance camera. It worked just fine. I attached the camera (external) to the cover also.
1851397
I don't know. You'd have to do the math w/ the watts and amps this power supply supplies. My advice would be to find the needs of your light strip and then search based on those specs. That's how I found this wall wart for my wall clock.
35810
The box is about four or five inches by about three inches. It will allow for any normal (non DC) plug, if you have a transformer plug, you may have to plug it in upside down. Let me know if you have any other questions! The product works great!
1788479
I don't have this power supply iin front of me anymore, so I can't give you exact dimensions, but I'm pretty sure those dimensions are from the ps itself, not the box.
1546160
I have the Transformer, not the laptop, so cannot answer your question. Sorry.
1053716
Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, my seller is not shipping me the Japanese transformer as it is designed for 100V AC not our 120V AC. It probably isn't a problem, but I need to supply my own transformer and while I know the voltage and amperage out, I don't know the diameters of the power connector that plugs into the unit. There are a series of different sized power connectors, and it would be nice to get the correct one the first time.
2191272
It actually depends on the power strip you have, some power strips have more space between each plug-in than some power strips so the answer is yes.
1183962
2 1/2 inches equally spaced; fine for plugs but tighter fit for power supplies
2235764
The power strip is 48 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches. (1.5 inches thick, and 48 inches long.)This is the measurement of just the power strip, without the power cord. The power cord is a generous 15 ft.Hope this helps! You may also want to visit the product spec page at http://www.tripplite.com/shared/product-pages/en/SS741515.pdf
435992
I did actually did the very same to some degree. I connected only two light strips & it works fine. Can't see why only one strip won't work.The draw [amps] is well under the transformer's limit. If you think about it , if one section goes out. the remaining should still power up. Hope this helps, Edwood
2190401
About any of the led strip supplies will work for this / these. I use the ones that look like PC lap top supplies. Lighting EVER® Power Adaptor, Transformers, Power Supply For LED Strip, 12V, 3A Max, 36 Watt Max . These are about $10.00 each. You will need about 30watts (<3 Amps) per strip. I have found the supplied controller will drive at least 2 strips pretty well. It is recommended not to use more than 2 strips in series (one plugged into the next.