Does anyone know if this can control a 30W led chip http://www.amazon.com/Zitrades-Safety...
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You shouldn't have any problems with it as long as you feed it 16 volts or over and use a proper heat sink on the led.
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It did not work with the 3-7W LEDs (21W total) I tried - trips the circuit breaker when in use with our TV. I also tried replacing one LED with a 60W incandescent (bringing the load up to 74W) and and it did the same thing.
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I looked at the .pdf manual. It says "Incandescent" at the top of the page, so it will not work well with LEDs. As someone said, that's why the low price.
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Sorry my previous answer was incorrect as I remember a new product that just might work, but your dimmer function might not be usuable. This LED unit is comparable to a 25watt light: https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/114212/LED-G92020E.html
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No to my knowledge. The controller has presets. It is not actually programmable. The led's are capable of being programmed but not by this controller.
15367
It would be better to use a LED with an IP44 rating than these IP30 rated LEDs. Otherwise it should say suitable for wet locations.
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I would suggest not to try. The LEDS are most likely wired is some sort of series/parallel circuit to reduce the curent each LED "sees" when connected to 12 volts.
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I bought it for LED bulbs in the hall. In one fixture I had 60W brightness, in the other 40W. It dimmed both, but the one fixture dimmed all the way to out while the other one was still on a bit, but it worked fine for me. The LED light color did not change to more yellow that I could see as it dimmed. There was no buzzing or any issues.
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I will speak from my experience. NOTE: THIS IS NOT A MANUFACTURER SUPPORTED OR RECOMMENDED MODE OF OPERATION!! MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!!! I had the same problem: existing 12VDC with inline wireless dimmer. I checked the construction of the lamps, they are built simply as 4 1W LED's in series, without a current limiter or constant current source. I measured the voltage of the white adapter (~12V) and the current (~250ma). These measurement are consistent with an earlier measurement made on this type of LED (3,3-3,5V forward voltage). Considering the above observations, I used 3 of these LED lamps without the white converter, in parallel, fed by my existing 12V 5A power supply: current consumption ~0.5A yielding a total power of 6W for 3 lamps. It was clear to me that this will work well in my setup, more so when after adding my 12-24 wireless LED controller in series with the lamps (my wife prefers to dim the LEDs to 40%). Bottom line: works perfectly without the white converter, using my 12VDC power supply and the inexpensive wireless LED dimmers available on line. Also: the light hue is a perfect match to the incandescent bulbs they replace, without the greenish tint of some earlier white LEDs. Will update in a few months.
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Dear Mstruyf ,Nice day. Thanks for your interest on this item. This is Lydia from customer service team, it's my pleasure to help you.So you mean the size or the watt of the LED? If for the watt of the LED, 250W or 400W is much better.Thanks for your time and best regards!Lydia
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Tested it with LED lights. The only issue is it will not Turn OFF LED lights alone. If I put a 40W inc lamp together with LED lights controlled by the dimmer, it works ok. That suggests that it needs some minimal load to turn off.
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Well, you can find multiple wattage ratings for a 5050 led chip but I would say that, although I have seen ratings of 0,5W, a range between 0,2W and 0,3W is the most frequently used. So if we have 5 x 5050 chips = 1W ~ 1,5W
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Hi Brad, sure should work seamless for the 60 W LED. In general, I would always stay ca. 30% below the max. Watts given by the manufacturers of such devices because of temperature issues. Other than that, I use this one for one year now without any problem. Hope this helps.Best regardsPatric
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The "CREE XML-T6" has no switch memory. Applying power cycles the emitter driver to the next stage. I don't know what sort of driver they are using but chances are you would have to completely change out everything inside the light aside from the emitter, reflecting bowl and tail switch.
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While I'm currently using this to control some outdoor LED lighting which uses 110 volts, I've used a similar appliance module to control power to the transformer of a low voltage system and had no problems. Just make sure the loads are within the ratings of the control module.
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while this particular part does not specify max wattages, similar parts specify 45w per socket ... as led bulbs are likely to be far below this i don't see any problems (i'm sure the manufacturer is simply trying to be clear that this part is NOT intended for high-wattage incandescent bulbs - and as these parts have been available forever - and as fairly bright LED bulbs are a recent development, the ad text probably has never been updated)
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It's only for controlling leds in 3 channel mode . You need a full size dmx controller for the led moving heads