Will this work with the RTGs micro LED lights which have a 7.5V transformer if placed between the lights and the transformer?
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The Inline PWM is spec'd for 12 Volt at 2 Amp, but 7.5V may be enough to work, the Rate Amp's on this transformer will be a factor (if not enough Amps, may not work). The only way to find out....is try it, doubt will smoke-check it, if you stay under 2Amp transformer.
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These are only one watt. So you power supply will be minimal. I would by the smallest transformer. I don't know what that would be. Perhaps a 50? With LEDs you can go small and save money! Note when you go to set your timer be advised that the red indicator is to turn on the light. A bit counter intuitive.
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Yes if you are not exceeding the power of your power pack. Remember these connectors are for connecting one line to another. Lights attach to the line not the connector.
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I find that if you buy another complete lighting package and then change the bulbs to 7watt LED bulbs gives you the flexibility to add more lights on one transformer. The 7watt LED bulb gives you the same light output as 50 watts. Be aware that the transfer may make a buzzing some when you change to LED.
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I am using the 60w adapter to connect two of the 5 meter hitlights units together (Linked at the bottom of my reply). It works fine. I opted for the 60w adapter, because the 5m hitlight LED strips are 1.5 w/ft, and they are 16.4 ft long, which actually totals 24.6 watts. A 48 w adapter probably would work, but I opted for a little insurance room. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005GL5R56/ref=ox_ya_os_product_refresh_T1
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If this is the 12v version then as long as the total current is within the range of your transformer, it should work. I don't recommend it though, as these draw more current than typical landscape lights.If it is the 120V version, no, it cannot be used.
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Depends on the connection. If the regular LED has the 4-pin connection im sure it will work fine. Ive never actually tried with regular LED so not 100% sure but in theory, WHY NOT!
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Yes, just run the wires for the mini splits through the current transformer donuts. Make sure that you have the same legs together.
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SUPERNIGHT(TM) 100V - 240V To DC 12V 5A Switching Power Supply Adapter For LED strip LightThis is what I used works great
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It depends on the length/number of LEDs in the strip, and transformer size. None of the Amazon sets matched my needs. I called the company and they designed what I needed, told me how many transformers to use, and gave me a better price.
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Perhaps. The trick is to supply 12v DC to the lights. I think the transformer is in the little box with the blades that fit into the plug, so you would have splice in before the transformer. When I replaced my fluorescent under-counter lights, my solution was to pull the old lights, install a plug at the end of those hard wires, and then plug into that. A bit of extra work, but not bad.
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It should work. Just make sure that the bulbs draw at least 50 Watts combined or the transformer will not work. Maximum is 150 Watts.
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You can connect them to any low voltage transformer. These lights are terrible as submersibles though. Mine leak and I really should have sent them back a long time ago!
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First you have to ask the manufacturer if those are dimmable lights. If so you will have no problem the transformer.
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It should as long as the 12vdc supply is external, IE its from a plugged in transformer/regulator, you must use this as a supply for the timer, the output from the timer goes to your led lights.
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I don't see why not. It just provides low voltage. If the LED light is designed to attach to low voltage wiring, it should work. Check the voltage specification.
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If you mean low voltage, yes, I believe so. Mine are on the same line (circuit?) as the tiny G4 lights.