How many feet of lights will a 100-pack hold up?
1676066
Agreed with lifebird, I usually space 3-4 feet, but you will need to double up in some areas. 250ft is a good number
1676067
I use one for every 3 feet of gutter and 2/corner turn ... so approx 250 feet. At the price, I recommend you get some extras since they sometimes break as you press them on.
507099
With 100 bulbs at 5 watts each, each string is going to use 500 Watts. If you did splice two together, you'd be using 1000 Watts, but the wire they chose is "959 Watts Max".
1204924
these light are about 8 inches long, so this pack will do almost 7 continuous feet. If you have long runs then you shout think of using the led strips like this LEDwholesalers 5m (16.4ft) Single Color 300x3528SMD LED Strip Kit with Inline Dimmer and Power Supply, Warm White 3100K, 2026WW-31K+3318+3228
1749090
Not sure, I bought ours in package of 10 lights.Try asking the vendor directly.:-)
1265158
Yes I be leave it will be bright enough for up to at least a 100 sq. ft. Room.
2009349
It depends. The bulbs are rather large and quite heavy. I received 8 yesterday as a reward for backing the Kickstarter campaign. One of mine is recessed in the ceiling but the hole was rather large. These get quite hot so you'll want to make sure there's plenty of room for heat dissipation.
1413622
Well I didn't put my lights in a can. I went to home depot and there they have plastic pipe which fits tightly around the light. I Drilled a hole in the pipe in which I installed a wire clamp to use to hold the heavier house wire. The lights wires are small and the pipe keeps them from being pulled apart from the larger wire. These lights are bright and initially I was going to use 3 lights to cover a 12 foot ceiling area but after seeing how bright just one was I installed only 2 and then still I used a dimmer switch with them. I used the LEVITON switch No. 6674-P which I also bought off Amazon. Very happy with these lights, Well I didn't put my lights in a can. I went to home depot and there they have plastic pipe which fits tightly around the light. I Drilled a hole in the pipe in which I installed a wire clamp to use to hold the heavier house wire. The lights wires are small and the pipe keeps them from being pulled apart from the larger wire. These lights are bright and initially I was going to use 3 lights to cover a 12 foot ceiling area but after seeing how bright just one was I installed only 2 and then still I used a dimmer switch with them. I used the LEVITON switch No. 6674-P which I also bought off... » Read More Well I didn't put my lights in a can. I went to home depot and there they have plastic pipe which fits tightly around the light. I Drilled a hole in the pipe in which I installed a wire clamp to use to hold the heavier house wire. The lights wires are small and the pipe keeps them from being pulled apart from the larger wire. These lights are bright and initially I was going to use 3 lights to cover a 12 foot ceiling area but after seeing how bright just one was I installed only 2 and then still I used a dimmer switch with them. I used the LEVITON switch No. 6674-P which I also bought off Amazon. Very happy with these lights, « Show Less
715892
Yes! It really depends on how many lights you install. One or two would be fine.
2254043
Rule of thumb is never run more than 100 feet of line when feeding 100 watts of lights using 16 gauge wire. If you are within these constraints 16 gauge wire is ok no need to spend more on heavier gauge. You can go up to 300 feet using 12 gauge wire but still no more than 100 watts. Run multiple lines as needed.
1887778
They're like xmas lights you'll have to support them on a cable over a long span. If on like a patio cover every 2 ft if you dont want them to sag. Hope this helps...
491430
rated for 60 but the light is open on top so you could do 100 with no problem
236462
I just did a project where I set up a set of 10 lights (one 300 tape in 10 pieces) with the furthest approximately 50 feet out. Splicing into the line where needed. There's no significant brightness drop along the line. I didn't measure voltages though if you're looking for precision.
1078833
probably 100 feet of the brightest light i've ever seen. i put 18 on a guys house and it lit it up like a super max prison. one will light up a large area. the wider you adjust out the outer 2 the more you will get. i could read the instructions for the lights while i the yard when the lights came on. great lights.
1105437
I would use 100W light bulbs at the least if no other light source is available. Also, the light you use must NOT be of the flourescent type. You only really need the required light around the Chrony ;^)
536251
I am not sure I would say a foot I used mine for flounder giging lights they worked great very bright
2090981
I don't think it's big enough. I have 12 lights equal to about 150 watts, so all my lights are nice & bright. I was told by several people to have a larger transformer than needed or the lights further from the transformer will be dimmer.
1828301
You have the bar. Are you asking how many lights it can hold? That depends upon the weight of the lights you want to mount.