hi sir can you plz help me. the pop false ceiling work has Ben done. size of my living area is 16 feet x 15 feet so total 62 running feet. how many amp's has to be used.
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I have connected one 12 volt 3 meter strip to a 30 amp 12 volt power supply and tested the amp draw to come up with these values. LED Power draw information- - 3 meter set - -1 - Green only = 1.4 amps @ 12 volts2 - Red only = 1.39 amps @ 12 volts3 - Blue only = 1.19 amps @ 12 volts1+2 - light green = 2.5 amps @ 12 volts1+3 - light blue = 2.27 amps @ 12 volts2+3 - purple = 2.28 amps @ 12 volts1+2+3 - white = 3.18 amps @ 12 volts3.281 feet in one meterHope this helps.
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I have connected one 12 volt 3 meter strip to a 30 amp 12 volt power supply and tested the amp draw to come up with these values. LED Power draw information - - 3 meter set - - 1 - Green only = 1.4 amps @ 12 volts 2 - Red only = 1.39 amps @ 12 volts 3 - Blue only = 1.19 amps @ 12 volts 1+2 - light green = 2.5 amps @ 12 volts 1+3 - light blue = 2.27 amps @ 12 volts 2+3 - purple = 2.28 amps @ 12 volts 1+2+3 - white = 3.18 amps @ 12 volts 3.281 feet in one meter Hope this helps.
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Not enough if you are hanging from a vaulted ceiling. I had a I go to Home Depot for more. 36 inchesb as not enough. Also , call the country and they will be mail instructions to put together !!!! It is from utube. Much needed!!!!!
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LEDs strips draw very low power, these strips consume appox. 1 Amp per 3.5 feet at 12 Volts. Most kits are 16.4 feet with a 12 Volt 5 Amp power supply. If you want to make your own custom length divide the total length by 3.5 then round it up to the next full number and that will give you the amps required at 12 volts. (Ex: 50' length divided by 3.5 = 14.3 round up to 15 Amp Power supply) Jim Carlson, Master Electrician
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wall plugins doesn't carry the distance and for every wall plug you use, you also lose internet speed. so always bet just to have 1 reater that covers all areas. this amp wireless i use covers 2 stories at800 sq feet each floor
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I used it for a while in a 26 x 26 with 15 foot ceilings and it worked but was probably eating me alive in electricity. I sold it to buy a Hot Dawg vented propane heater instead which works great for a space that size.
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I have seen a bordered area of 2 by 4's filled with pea rock or i used 18" colored cement squares from Home Depot. Search YouTube for a video on how to install. I stopped the weekly exercise feature and 2 months later, started the unit and now AC output voltage is only 16 volts, not 120 VAC as expected. Looks like $100's for a service man to fix.
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i have 2 12" hifonocs subs rated for 800watts each so 1600 total and it doesn't come close to powering it. DONT BUY i would guess it puts out around 800-1000 TOTAL
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I used this product on a flat ceiling but , as with all the units I've installed, I do a simple , cheap add on that may work for you..... Use some PVC fittings ( I used a coupling and cap on the ceiling end of the pole. This may work for you with a liittle trial and error to figure out whether 1/2 " or3/4 " fittings would work best in your application.I used this product with success and happy with it..... I would buy again.
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Give it time to heat the space. Make sure u have the correct dedicated amp outlet. I have a thermostat set at 55 and it works like a charm 20x20 space...
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The issue is voltage drop and current carrying capacity of the strip, not the power supply (although the power supply obviously needs to be big enough too). You could probably get away with a 20ft run as long as had sufficient current form the supply. I also would plan to only use a supply at 80% of its rated capacity. Most of the low cost ones you see here and other places are not really built to handle 100% duty cycle at their rated output. They'll kill themselves with heat buildup and other issues.
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I don't know any reason why you can't put it out there as long as you have a 30amp grounded plugin. Also you might want to keep in mind that you probably won't be wearing any clothes. How close are your neighbors?
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14AWG should be handling up to 15A, I don't think this will be a good solution for that kind of amperage. I would suggest buying a single outlet extension wire for such purposes. I am not an expert, so please check some more
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I believe its 20amp and my electrician put it on a seperate breaker. That was partially because half of my basement was on the one breaker and he didnt want to overload it. I think if it was just the bathroom on one breaker he wouldnt have added one. Hope that helps.
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31.666 amps is where you are with your 4 panels. I agree with AT... You need a larger charge controller or research using multiple controllers.
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You need the amp as close to the antenna as possible. In my case it is just a 3' cable from the antenna with the amp mounted on the mast holding the antenna to the roof. You are losing signal strength with every foot of cable from the antenna to the amp so you want it to be as short as possible. The power supply on the other hand can go anywhere. Typically it is near the TV or the distribution point for the rest of the TVs in the house. The power supply can be in the attic if you have 120VAC outlet to plug it in there or it can be in you basement or living room.
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you can use an inline amp. with those you can make it as long as you want. but I'm using this controller to light up 2 16 feet stands of 5050
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600 watts is barely enough, a space that size you should have two 600 watt lights. No fan comes with this, you need to buy one