Is this a 2 conductor? Do you also make 4 conductors for remote RGB? Thanks in advance
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RGB strips connect to RGB controllers. Depend on the specific controller, please consider B0077IRWH2 or B008M0KYWY.
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Each strip requires 12VDC at 6amps. Do not daisy chain all 4 strips together. The strips can't handle 24 amps through the traces of 4 strips. You need to connect each strip separately to the power supply. You can use 4 separate 6amp power supplies or use one 30amp power supply. The data connectors need to be daisy chained together. You input the data to the first strip and it passes to the rest of the strips. The RGB LED's are in groups of 3 so 10 pixels per meter or 50 pixels per strip. 4 strips equals 200 pixels total. I hope this helps.
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The repeater needs its own power supply (and it was not included with mine) its function is to pass forward the RGB signal from the previous string so that your strings stay in sync while providing power for the second string.
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Without knowing the specs of your strip lights, I can't answer your question. I can say this, though. If you use the rgb strip lights typically available on amazon, you can't string two 5 meter strips end to end. The current load through the first strip will cause the thin flexible copper conductors to overheat. Also, you'll experience significant voltage drop through the strips, and the far end will be noticeably dimmer than the supply end. If you need a continuous run of 4 5 meter strips, use a data repeater between each strip.. In that case, you would need 3 of these units. Hope that helps!
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This control has two output of RGB you can connect the w to one or all three R-G-and B because both sides work together the w would turn on the same time as the color but it would work
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Its actually one in and and the one on the Phenix connector is an out to run to another unit as far as I can tell. I used the plug and used it to inject power into a set of lights I connected multiple strands to. It began to fade so I used this in the middle of the run. I have also found that if u run a 4 conducter to every two strands in however many u use in one line, they will not fade as long as each 4 conductor runs back to the controller
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My understanding is that you can. They have to all plug into the power source and can not be daisy chained in a line one after the other. I want to use about five of them together and am going to try it soon. LEDwholesalers has not been very helpful answering how to get the color changing module in place so all of them will be the same color in unison. I think more than two would blow the color module but I'm not clear on that. I know you can put two together with a splitter though.
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One controller can source up to 12 amp, so if you connect all four lights to one controller it will work with one remote. One remote will only control one controller.
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There were 4 slots. I seem to recall that there were only wires for 2. I wonder if the power boost by adding wiring to enable a third or 4th would be feasible? It would probably void the warranty, but might create more illumination. I am not an electrical engineer, so I do not know how it is wired or IF there would be more light for an LED if more power provided... or if it would blow some circuitry.
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You can reasonably connect 4 panels at 128 Watts and 24 Volts each using this spider. Connect the single lead to a 10AWG cable (sold separately from Amazon) and then to your charge controller. This is my set-up and the set-up of many other responders here. So, to answer your question, I believe the four conductors may not be 10AWG, but the single one I believe to be 10AWG. All stranded. I used the MC4 connectors sold separately from Amazon.
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If you want to control RGB strip, you need the item (ASIN: B00HP0H4MA). Thanks.
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i am sorry, but i have no clue as to what you are talking about. i bought my ir receiver to get my remote signal in another room. that is all i know about them.
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The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
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Ill agree with the last post that they are not easy to setup but for sure they are two devices. Its actually two load switches and two scene controllers in one is whatnit really is. I use several of them with a VeraLite on Ui5. They have special instructions for vera setup to get the two scene contollers and load switches linked up and right. But in vera it shows two deivces or light switches. Im good with electrical and where i could I took out the old sing or double gang box and installed a old construction box in a 2 or 3 gang so I can just install two switches next to each other instead. I use 35.00 ge switches which are easier to use and I can buy almost 4 of them vs. 1 of these. Ill agree with the last post that they are not easy to setup but for sure they are two devices. Its actually two load switches and two scene controllers in one is whatnit really is. I use several of them with a VeraLite on Ui5. They have special instructions for vera setup to get the two scene contollers and load switches linked up and right. But in vera it shows two deivces or light switches. Im good with electrical and where i could I took out the old sing or double gang box and installed a old construction box in a 2 or 3 gang so I can just install two switches next to each other... » Read More Ill agree with the last post that they are not easy to setup but for sure they are two devices. Its actually two load switches and two scene controllers in one is whatnit really is. I use several of them with a VeraLite on Ui5. They have special instructions for vera setup to get the two scene contollers and load switches linked up and right. But in vera it shows two deivces or light switches. Im good with electrical and where i could I took out the old sing or double gang box and installed a old construction box in a 2 or 3 gang so I can just install two switches next to each other instead. I use 35.00 ge switches which are easier to use and I can buy almost 4 of them vs. 1 of these. « Show Less
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Mike if you want both strips to do exactly the same thing at the same time then yes you just tie 2 strips together with a 4 conductor wire, if you want the 2 strips to do different things, you still can you would just have to block or somehow prevent one eye from 1 controller from seeing the remote as you change the other.
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I don't really know. It only has one area to connect to a computer with the cable. It says RGB In
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To the best of my knowledge you have a different problem: Instructions say to not extend one 'string' of LEDs to greater than the standard reel length because the conductors on the flexible strip can not handle greater currents. So if you are going longer than one reel, you need to power that separately.