Need a system that powers 3 10-watt LED lamp light in yard will this work?
912119
Hello,Depending on how long you need the LED's to run for and what size battery you have would determine that.If you have specific times or a certain amount of runtime that you need off of them all we need is that number of hours to be able to tell you.Thank you,AW
912120
50 watts from this unit is assuming a bright sunny day. However, a 12V / 9Amp Hour battery should be able to fully charge during the day....This will give you 3-4 hours running your 3x10 watt lamps during the night. Make sure you connect your battery to the Solar Panel via a charge regulator.
525392
This will work fine, as long as you use a separate relay to handle the power needed for the lights.
138374
You will need a 12 volt transformer to provide power for the light. I bought a Moonrays transformer. The 8 watt light will be plenty light for a landscape sign. We bought 6 of these to project on the house and six four watt lights to shine up in trees. Your transformer needs to have enough wattage to cover the power demand of the sum of the lights.
1982485
I just tested it, and it does work. However, keep in mind it will be extremely dim. Not only that, but in my case it was constantly flickering (however, this could have been due to lack of amperage). To be safe and sure, I'd go for at least a 12v 3a power supply. For my setup (11 strings total outside), I this for power: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008HARHN8 Which I hooked up to http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00A46UAQO Using a single controller, with split outputs, for the colors.
2002810
Yes, just a standard 12VAC wire-wound transformer, Malibu, etc. will do. It does not have to be specially for LED (diku). Most good old transformers weigh a couple pounds and about twice the size of your hand. (I don't like these new light weight electronic transformers) This should power a couple dozen 1W lamps. For correct sizing compare your transformer with a new one and read the label. It's best to oversize the transformer a little more than just adding up the watts of the lamps. If you are planning a large (many dozen) system, get help.
103650
Should work but ck the wattage output on the landscape supply may be a bit to high
820776
It probably should. Providing that the lamp is only using old-school tungsten filament light bulbs. As this unit drops the supply voltage its output becomes increasingly "noisy" as in: it puts out a square wave. If you need voltage reduction with a nice sine wave preserved, get a variable transformer, the sort made to control the speed of small motors, like the ones found in wood working shops.
1667500
I believe it would work. You need 10 amps at 12 volts (120 watts or 120 volt-amps). This unit can supply 12.5 amps at 12 volts.
2217630
I think this one would work fine. It has 3 globes so it gives a lot of light. They all work off the same electrical box.
594454
My lighting uses 12 volt 20 watt halogen bulbs that came with the Malibu system but the power supply was recently replaced by the Moonray power supply. As long as the voltage of your bulbs is 12 volts it should work fine. Just remember that each lights wattage determines how many lights you can attach to the system. ie; 6 lights X 20 watts = 120 watts that this power supply will support.
1753744
This should work as long as the power source is 110V AC and the lamp unit has a 2-prong plug. This can also be installed mid-way an extension cord and the lamp.
552218
Sorry, I just got back to read my emails. This item is ok if you want to wire your garden area with special wiring for this type of light. I didn't read all the information about it and wanted a plug in to the outlet type. So I am going to eat this one for now. Maybe one day I might wire my whole backyard to have this type of lighting system. Sorry I could not help you more. Good luck.
1337356
This has a fair chance of running those lights, but keep in mind this is a battery with a limited supply of power. The battery is rated as "26 amp-hour" hinting it'll give you 1 amp at 12V for 26 hours, or 2 amps for 13 hours, etc, so for it to last 10 hours means you can't use over ~2.5 amps. When running things off the inverter, the overall power used is about the same but the 12V gets changed into 120V and the amps get changed from 2.5 amps to 0.25. I just tried a string of 26 LEDs (with the 1-2 inch cone on each) that shows 0.04 amp draw, so I could only put 5-6 of those together if expecting 10 hours. You may need to check yours to be sure of what yours needs since they may be different (I used the "kill-a-watt" meter to measure mine that you may want to consider getting to see exactly what yours use).
125446
I don't think it has enough power on its own, you would probably need quite a few of them to be effective. Also, I'm not sure if it puts out light in the correct spectrum for growing plants.
438189
It will work woith both CFL and LED ... Presently is turning on 5 23 watt CFL and 1 18 watt LED. It's been a great product and keeps setting with power outages.
578203
Spec is incorrect. This is an LED device, which allows for a low wattage system.
970185
No this unit is for Landscape lighting. You can use any wattage build from ten watts to Fifty. Just remember that this unit can handle up to Three hundred watts.