What adapter do I need for a wall plug to connect to these LEDs?
1112043
Just a standard 12v adapter. You can use any 12v Power supply. I used one from an old cable modem. Most 12v plugs use the same male connector.
1112044
You will need a 120 volt a/c to 12 volt dc converter. You will also have to solder the connection to the lights.
1112045
Hitlights makes their own adapters: http://www.hitlights.com/ls-adapter2a-ul.html (I'm sure it's on amazon somewhere)Looks like one of these will supply 24W which is enough to power one full strip. If you plan on soldering more ribbon, you may need an adapter with a more powerful transistor.
969322
I found a universal adapter on ebay. Works great!They come with a variety of size plugs. So I'm set no matter whatvoltage is needed for devices.
2164113
The LED's from LEDGlow have a postitve and a negative wire coming out of the control box, you plug that into the postive / ground on this adapter. The adapter comes with something where you can connect the wires, not sure what it is called though. I used wire taps to secure them.
2110483
hi, you need 5 dc12v led strip adapter. (principal you need adapter) you can use 7 rolls. 5 adapters and 7 rolls is fine. super great product. i use every night is great.
166980
Yes you just need a lighting to 30 pin adapter. I got mine at Best Buy and works perfect.
1729974
It has a standard co-ax power connection for power "input" and another matching one for "output". It basically inserts in the power line you would use to power the LEDs if not using a dimmer. If you use a generic DC wall wart power supply, you may need to attach your own Co ax (Sometimes called barrel) connector. There are solder-less plugs and jacks available if soldering is not an option. The screw terminal type plugs are often sold for use with home security cameras etc.
546830
You need to check and confirm the color code from your adapter. The black should be ground and red 12+DC. Attached the red to the red and insulate the connection. Attach the black from the adapter to light case by one of the bolts. Should work fine.
587576
Assuming you mean you have an AC adapter that outputs 12v DC, you'll probably burn out the led without putting a resistor in the mix. LEDs typically only need a few volts to light
1473192
Not that i know, your led probably has two wires a black or white which will connect to the v- and a red to the v+. also you will need a power cord which you can cut off the female plug and conect the black or red wire to L and white to the N and the green to the one with the circle and lines inside the circle (ground). hope that was helpful
1545997
You will need the 24v to 12v adapters. Be sure that you do not exceed the load capacity of the power supply.
1138536
I can only answer that I have Two HDTV LED's and they work on both. Pretty simplistic plug in and use.
1877763
Its done, buy a new higher wattage one, add up the load of your LEDs and get an appropriate rated power supply
483256
these are candelabra bulbs. they will NOT fit a standard light socket without an adapter.
1800411
You would need to purchase a 10mm 4pin Plug Female Connector Adapter Extension Cable for 5050 RGB LED Strip Lights: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D7XU5JI/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 You would also need a 4 Pin Connector Male for Led Strip Lights RGB 5050: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008LR35VK/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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This is the only place I could find it - http://www.aliexpress.com/item/AC-to-DC-LED-power-supply-adapter-100V-240V-to-5-5v-5000MA-27w/1961911208.html
2196981
You need the 30pin to lightening adapter, which can be found by that name on amazon.
34836
These bulbs come with several adapter's with it. Always check your light plugs to see if you can visually verify one of the plugs from the items pictures.