is there any controller/decoders that operate at 30v dc output
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Thank you for your interesting in Torchstar! After researching our product, we do not carry any controller/ decoder that operate at 30V DC output. If you have any further question or concern, please let us know!
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the controller pictured has reverse current protection built in. So the short answer is YES. However, the real question is how reliable is the controller.
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haven't seen the controller on Amazon, but yes, you can add a module that passes sound activated info to the strips with these pixels. here is a 12v version: http://goo.gl/n98gcJ if you are not comfortable doing a little soldering or minor electrical work, there are sets that have the sound activation module built in. * note, if you are using the 12v sound module, I'd use the 12v version of the WS2811 lights... they come in 5v and 12v... it saves you time and heartache to use 1 voltage.
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I cannot answer this question directly but, here is a web address of a company that sells converters for this purpose; http://www.walkabouttravelgear.com . After reading the information on this site I noticed it addresses the conversion of the voltage but does not do the same for the hertz. However, a call to its 800 number would most likely resolve this.
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This controller has a max of 360 watts so you may want to look at getting one to handle 580 watts.
2117255
You need a NinjaMcPowerConverter. But seriously....the simplest way is probably to get a cheap dc to ac converter from Northern Tool and just plug in the existing power supply. There are better ways, but not as simple, and I think you want simple. About 20 bucks gets the converter. It's cheap, and won't even turn a screw-gun, but it will power low-amp lights.
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this controller doesn't care if it is 12 or 24 volts,, not very many watts though,, it will take a while to much charge in that battery
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I'm sorry, seems it doesn't. It reads out "input DC 11-30V. Output 5.0V 700mA"
2222423
Have a look at the back of your power brick (you may need magnifier, I do), it will have an output value saying ___ VDC. If that is 12 or 19 then you should be good to go.
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Working input Voltage: 30-32Vdc ;2800-3000MA (3 amps) Chip wont even light at 12volts
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To do what you're asking will require a Converter from Black Magic Design. Hope this helps!
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Any quality heavy duty voltage converter rated at 750 watts minimum would work. Cheap travel converters not recommended. Pure sine wave 3000 watt can be had for a reasonable amount.
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I Would get 120 to 12 volt Dc output. But i don't know if it Would work with any 12V
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It's only capable of 30 volts DC output maximum, so will only bring the capacitor up to 30 volts.
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For one panel any controller that will handle 3 amperes or more. The max output is about 2.8 amperes per panel. More panels in parallel then add up the amperes
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haven't seen the controller on Amazon, but yes, you can add a module that passes sound activated info to the strips with these pixels. here is a 12v version: http://goo.gl/n98gcJif you are not comfortable doing a little soldering or minor electrical work, there are sets that have the sound activation module built in.* note, if you are using the 12v sound module, I'd use the 12v version of the WS2811 lights... they come in 5v and 12v... it saves you time and heartache to use 1 voltage.
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Dear customer, Thank you for contacting us. This decoder is 12-24V model. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us Vita