can I connect 6 stair mats and 2- 20"x 5' mats on 1 electric outlet
1743275
All of those items will draw less than 10 amps total and a 15 or 20 amp circuit provide enough power for them. So, yes all of those items can be connected together and be powered by one circuit.
1743276
you should check the voltage of the mats to ensure you do not overload the circuit. I can run two stair mats and one 20*5, one tip the cords on the mats need to be longer for the rise of the stairs.
1904057
Yes, 5-way binding posts. You can plug Banana plugs directly into the connectors but just remember to remove the small red and black pieces of plastic in the holes.
2132895
It's not much. A standard 15- or 20-amp outlet (like one that is probably under your sink for a garbage disposal) will suffice.
1292697
Yes , you can do but the sensor of this is real short, You must buy longer sensor wit same characteristic with this, and you must install 115 vac outlet. to use. Good luck
275740
It does not plug into the outlet or have a group wire with clip. I'm not sure of exactly what is used to make up the mat, but it's not conductive and you won't get much more info off their website but I suppose you could write them. From website: Materials: soft rubberized mat, Waterproof and anti-static. Here is their link: http://optechusa.com/work-mat.html
1680967
Yes you can, because there are 3 wires one for volt, one for amps and common.
158364
I have 6 connected without problems.....which means 6 are connected to one electrical socket. For safety you wouldn't want to overload your socket.
1296118
Yes. You will need one a least. Six or eight is not out of the question either because, this will give you more electricity into the evening hours.
600775
You can only connect two sets before they get dimmer.I tried to connect 2,3,4,5, or more sets together and after the 3rd set they became much dimmer and even dimmer as i kept adding more, they worked but got very dim.I plan on only connecting 2 sets together for one outlet.
1748336
I don't see why not. You just have to pay attention to amp maximum running off the controller (and your outlet of course). There's nothing magical about these mats. They are on my walkway all Winter and they get walked on several times each day. I've considered using them in other "non-walkway" locations.
1458311
Yes you can. You might have to take the charging station to the different floor is all.
193415
Yes, these can be connected to a standard wall plug. I have installed them as deck lighting as well as in stairs.
1325748
Generally only one, and that one has to be less or equal to the total watts of the mat. There are larger rated units for more watts if needed.
901486
IMO, not really if they are carpet. I use a handheld 18v that has a rolling brush attachment to do my stairs. You could use the handheld hose for hardwood stairs, but it would be awkward.
215547
I imagine you can just fine. But, you'll need to expect voltage drop the longer it gets. I don't know what gauge these are but that comes into play in how much the voltage drops. But, I bet you can chain 2 or 3 together without too much problem unless you are running a voltage sensitive device at the other end.
665721
Depending on the case your electronic is in, you could probably get at least 2 items in the back area and one in each of the front sections. As long as you have the cords, you should be able to charge them all at the same time. This organizer has "notches" for the cords to lie in too. I love this item. I have purchased 3 of them...so far. :-)
1561116
Yes, but you have to run wire to connect both of them if in a new place. if you are combining where there was an electric outlet, you may just have to run co-axel cable to combine in one box like this. it is a very convenient setup but be aware that this unit is not rated fire proof so in some walls where critical, beware of fire codes.