Will this run three 16 foot strips
1848695
I believe it will. I have it running a total of about 40 feet right now with no problems.
1848696
It seems to me that the strips are over-rated for there power draw. I have one string of 300 3528's that are rated at 24 watts, but only draw 1.2 amps (14.4 watts). I have another double density (600 3528's) and it is rated at 48 watts, but draws 1.9 amps (about 24 watts). Both are run from this power supply set to 12.0 volts. So if your strips are the 300 3528's, then this power supply will easily power them with some spare.
1848697
If your total watts are less than 100 and this is the correct voltage the answer would be yes
1848698
if they are not double density strips, yes. Standard strip is 2 amps or 24 watts. You can run up to 4 of those. 4 amp 48 watt strips, you can only run 2.
1848699
I run two 16-1/2 foot (5 meter), 24 watt, strips with no problem. I'm no expert, but the 5 meter strips seem to be rated from 24 to 72 watts. Guess that you would have to check the watt rating and do the arithmetic.
2219116
A 16 gauge is good for up to 25'. Use 12 gauge for longer length. Make sure the connections are tight or snugged.
793617
In most applications, no the 15 foot will do fine. The types of parks and dump locations are close enough for you to use this without any problems.
1108697
The light is composed of 4 - 4 foot pieces. If connected together the fixture would, indeed, be 16 feet. However, you can use 1, 2 or 3 of the pieces as well. For my application i needed 3 pieces and used all 5 lights on the 12 foot length. I did not attempt to add more than the 5 lights provided - the manufacturer would have to answer whether that was safe or not.
569695
No. this will not cause any problems. the unit does not pull enough power to overload 16 gauge.
176083
cant answer that one but i have put 2 x 16 ft strips together with no noticible drop in brightness so i'm at 32 foot but other than that maybe send manufacturer or seller a line. sorry im not much help
565220
The strip itself needs 12volts. You can use whatever power supply as long as the output is 12 volts (3 amp) , you would need to solder on the wires to the strip.
1596550
I wouldn't run it any closer than 5 to 6 feet. Closer than that the screen is too small and might not have the best clarity. I have mine at about 11' and in 16:9 I have a 78" "screen".
509735
Hello Dave, I am driving 4 of the 16.4' strips (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007SXGS94/ref=oh_details_o03_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) with this transformer without any issues (no heat, runs cool). I have both of the leads coupled together, going to my wireless dimmer and it works perfect...really nice feature and cheap price (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004X4O1NG/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I hope this helps. --Dustin
2047096
Yes. It would defititely run 3-4 with a power strip. I used mine extensively over the past 2 -3 years and love it. I have used it to run 2 refrigerators during power outages. Starts on first pull, runs my power tools, it's a great machine at a great price.
659092
Yes it can. Just remember your total max load should not exceed 12 amps per repeater,to be on the safe side; I wouldn't max it out, maybe 8 amps. I would connect a max of three 16' strips per repeater and a minimum of 18 Awg wire. a home run for each section or strip is not a bad Idea. If your wire runs are longer than 100' you might want to consult a licensed low voltage technician.
150875
My unit will not work well at much over 3 feet. I wish I could get another couple feet or so but apparently not.
1827529
That would depend on the current draw of the 16ft LED strip. There is a 6 Amp max current draw for this Controller I do believe. Please check this to make sure. If your strip has a rating of say 1 Amp then you should be able to control 6 strips. This is perfect world answer and we don't live in a perfect world. I would start with 2 strips and run the current through a DMM and find out how much current they pull when they are producing White Light at full intensity. Then add 1 strip at a time till you get as high as you can go without going over 6 Amp's.
1108694
Yes, it can go to 16 feet long. You may make it shorter as you desire. I've never added more fixtures, but I'm sure it would be fine. We used 2 of these to light a 16x24 room. It is very bright as we wanted.
98117
It all depends on what you're using for lighting. If you're using the flexible LED rope lights, make sure you look at how many watts it's going to draw. If you're not sure, I wouldn't use anything smaller than 16 gauge wiring. But you also want to make sure that this transformer will also supply enough power for you, too.
2115968
very professional, so looks like as long as you keep the machine under careful monitoring, it can live with even 16/3 cord at 100ft range, but at your own risk, of course.
1539753
Each strip is 16" long, I believe, totally 8 feet. Just check out how many strips come with this kit & do the math. They sell different packages. Hope this helps:)