wondering if this wire is good for 240Watts ( connected to12V battery) 40" LED Light bar??
461364
Amps are equal to watts divided by volts. amp = watt / volt or A = W / V. 240/12= 20 amps. Use a 14 ga. wire and a 20 amp fuse.
461365
It's a pretty thin connection. I would look for something twice the size of this connector.
461366
I would guess no. Look for something with lower gage number pins. I don't think this would hold up.
225364
Yes it is actually very forgiving as far as power is concerned... a 12 volt battery should work just fine... the unit is very simple to wire... I use it with a small strobe light
1904071
because this is installed on the power wire feeding the bulb, it should be OK- BUT, it relies on the resistance of the bulbs. If you have LED lights, it will not work.
804006
There won't be any problem to install the lights bar, it is only 36 Watt, and you can install the lights with wire harness, there will be relay on the wire harness, should have not problem.
1340742
Most led's like this will run at a varying voltage. Usually this style will work with 4~18 volts at least. They may run slightly dimmer but it will most likely be not noticeable. If you would like i can go hook mine up to a 6v DC power source and see how they act. ( i bought them from here, decent lights, not the best of quality, wire isn't copper and a very very small gauge. I soldiered my connections because i was worried about the wire just breaking off without the insulation on it.
719809
This battery will supply up to 3 amps (perhaps a little more) at 12vdc, so if your strip lights draw 3 amps or less it should do just fine =)
2214120
I would consider using only LED PAR 38 that is on the Energy Star website and is certified by Energy Star. They test and make recommendations based on test results. Your local electric utility has rebates for residential customers. Check your local utility co website for rebate info on led lamp rebate information through the energy star website
411438
I'm not an electrician, but I did ask if this can be used for LED strips, if this is a regular transformer for low voltage lighting you should be fine. The 12 gauge wire will go a further distance that 14 or 16 gauge.
1590336
SUPERNIGHT(TM) 100V - 240V To DC 12V 5A Switching Power Supply Adapter For LED strip LightThis is what I used works great
2089217
Ouse standard 4w 12v bulbs. However I would think any led that had the correct base and rated for 12 v yes would work. Not much help.
219842
I don't think it will handle the current for the lighting. Belden Co. makes a three conductor shielded cable that should work for you.
1315748
yes you will need a 12volt supply. The terminals are bare wire clamp ons so you shouldn't need any connecters. This is for single color LEDS not RGB version of LEDS.
449283
I accidentally bought this fixture, meaning to get a 12 VDC one, so i took the four screws off the back and cut the transformer out, exposing red and black wires that hook up directly to the 12 VDC battery, and the light works like a charm, no issues what soever. Hope this helps.
1566520
Just pay close attention to polarity. The ribbed wire is the neutral/white. LEDs will not forgive you if you make a mistake.
991777
This is a 12 volt. Switch, if your item is 12 VDC & drAws less than 2amps it should work. If your lite is more than the 2amps get a dimmer from electric outlet store. Van
202463
It should. Most LEDs don't require too much energy to power them corrrectly. I tested out a 50ft strand and it worked great.
857422
hello, there is not problem useing 12/2 wire, it is also good useing that size for the futer if you want to use higher watt lights.you should use larger wire if you havea long runs.Brent