I would like to put thes inside on a power supply that I can turn on and off not a photosensor.Is this possible?
1371865
These are low voltage lights and will work inside or outside. Because they are low voltage, you would need to purchase a low voltage transformer to connect them to. You can purchase transformers that have photosensors or timers, or you can find a basic one that has an on and off switch.
1371866
These are for low-voltage only. they are not for use with high-voltage circuits. You should not have a problem because the lights do not have a photocell attached.
1371867
These lights can work with a 194 automotive 12 V bulb.They can be switched on and off with a mechanical timer switch .
1371868
Yes. It should work with any low voltage AC transformer. I am using it with a Malibu transformer that has a time but no sensor.
1963756
You can but you will need a power supply with 3 time the wattage, and a single lead to each strip from the power supply.
687721
Hi, I hear you, they didn't make it easy - especially to wire the backup power supply on the side pins. Just treat it as if it is simply wires in line - red (plus) from source to red of battery, and the same for black. For the side pins - backup battery to keep the data on screen when source power is low - like at night for solar supplies, just connect negative to top pin and positive to second pin - it must be a minimum of 3v to work and will drain a 9v battery in about 3 days. Good luck!
1290576
I am not sure I understand what you want to do but if you power down your primary power supply the secondary PSU driven off the ADD2PSU does not power itself off. It will run until you power it down.
1909977
The connectors are outdoor rated and have environmental seals. I simply plugged the power supply into an outdoor receptacle. Make sure you mount the control unit out of direct sunlight.
155316
You can't, but you don't really need to. It consumes negligible amounts of power and it has no LEDs or other components that would use more power apart from the wireless adapter.
19779
No problem, put it on blue slot . You need 1000w or up power supply to power on this motherboard .
955240
My guess would be yes because it has needs a power supply which it gets from it's own plug in. Also, it remains lit up when the computer is off. That being said, I have not tried what you ask.
1596328
Based on their description, yes you can. But mine burned out with only 1200W. So in reality, you can not.
1449448
Yes, You are safe. Because this power supply unit will not drawn power more than 550 watts. You also have to check other electrical components such as speakers, LCD display monitor and printer because these devices will need power also.
1966934
Just go on ebay and order a 12 volt 10 amps. power supply.I just buy one at 30$ shipping included.If you have time to wait a bit and not too much money to spend on it.
252471
Dont use anything unless you know for a fact it will work with the power supply youre using.
1473194
not sure what you mean. This is just a power supply. connect AC to the AC input and use the DC outputs to power your LEDs.
1427923
Unless I am mistaken, your PC has an external power supply. So I would have to say no.
1159964
U can, but your not utilizing the full potential of the graphics card, i am running 600 watts into my motherboard, that is ideal for both the motherboard and the graphics card, u can find a bronze 600watt power supply for $25 on http://amazon.com.
1782887
That's what I've got it plugged into. Works great (for the power consumption - I only have a 300W supply)!
1211623
Yes you can put a Standard ATX power supply in it but you need an adapter cable that you can get off Ebay.Search for 24 pin to 14 Pin adapter.