I am looking for a time that I can hook up from a 12v battery to a 12v-120v power inverter which will then power about 100w of LEDS, will this work
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Yes. I think the contact is rated at 10A so you should be good. I use mine for IR LEDs, big spotlights that are 150 LEDs each.
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Absolutely leverage your landscape lights if you have them. Its way easier and cheaper than to use your standard 120V transformer. Your landscape transformer outputs 12V AC. You need 12V DC for the LED. I recommend you get one of these to get the conversion done: 72W Outdoor Waterproof Low Voltage Landscape LED Power Supply Converter/Rectifier, Input 12V AC to Output 12V DCThere's also a YouTube video on how to use it, although it's fairly self-explanatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJzarYlOnPc
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I use a 12 volt regulated power supply. The power inputs require bare leads from the supply. You will need to be sure your PS can deliver enough current to drive the number of led's you are connecting to it.
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You need around 60W at 12V, I would recommend: "Intocircuit 80W(72W / 60W Compatible) Waterproof Superior Quality Aluminum Alloy LED Power Supply Driver LED Transformer 120 to 12 Volt DC Output, 6ft Cable" , available on amazon
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It's output voltage is 5 volts DC (approx), to power an LED yes it can at 5 volts but you would have to add a DC to DC step up converter to get the 12 vdc
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No, Will only work with Halogen or Incandescent loads (bulbs). FOR LED, you need a DC driver, try Eversale (illuminous) 12V, 12W = EV-12V-1000-12D, 26W = EV-12V-2200-33D, 48W = EV-12V-4000-60D. Also 24V versions 12W = EV-24V-500-12D, 26W = EV-24V-1100-33D, 48W = EV-24V-2000-60D
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I would say yes. I have it hooked up to led lights and the supply is 12v at .75A. I have this connected for 5 months now.
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Only if it is12v led. The battery is pretty stout, but you only have 12 ah (amps per hour). With that said you will have to calculate the rate it will drain the battery.DC watts to amps calculation formulaThe current I in amps (A) is equal to the power P in watts (W), divided by the voltage V in volts (V):I(A) = P(W) / V(V)So amps are equal to watts divided by volts.amp = watt / volt12 = 144w / 12vMax run time on a perfect charge/battery 12 hrs.
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The voltage of these leds is 12VDC and in the wall you have 120VAC. But to connect it, you need to get a source to convert 120VAC to 12VDC.
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Hi Edward,This is the right way to use the inverter>>> http://www.amazon.com/review/R3RTW2NTIXFOON/Hope this helpsRegards,Angela CS Email Representative
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No, this goes the other way (120V-&gt;12V). You need an inverter that goes from 12V-&gt;120V.
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Yes if connected to the right connector but you will still need a 12 volt power source for the led lights
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No, this goes the other way (120V->12V). You need an inverter that goes from 12V->120V.
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Yes, you can use this for anything that requires a 12 volt input, just keep in mind you want to keep the load at or less than 75% of maximum. Although mine has been operating just fine powering my led controller and 150 watts of strip lights
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Yes, the Inverter should hook directly to the battery, with very large cables. You can run your low wattage dc loads off the Renogy 30 amp charge controller. I run some 12 volt dc lamps off the charge controller. See the diagram on Renogy's web site for an example... Follow the hookup order for the cables to the charge controller
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yes . it will work just fine. i have my led landscaping lights to the power supply the last 3 months with out any problems.
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I wouldn't put an LED in series before a power converter. What is the reason for this? I can help you more if you provide the details. :)