I would like to put thes inside on a power supply that I can turn on and off not a photosensor.Is this possible?
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These are low voltage lights and will work inside or outside. Because they are low voltage, you would need to purchase a low voltage transformer to connect them to. You can purchase transformers that have photosensors or timers, or you can find a basic one that has an on and off switch.
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These are for low-voltage only. they are not for use with high-voltage circuits. You should not have a problem because the lights do not have a photocell attached.
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These lights can work with a 194 automotive 12 V bulb.They can be switched on and off with a mechanical timer switch .
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Yes. It should work with any low voltage AC transformer. I am using it with a Malibu transformer that has a time but no sensor.
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no, this is a power supply, it gives power to the components inside the pc like hard drive, motherboard, video card etc. You need something like a "CyberPower CP600LCD"
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Yes you can. BUT!!! I would recommend an external power supply if you're talking about putting them in a computer. I know from professional experience that most computer power supplies don't have enough reserve output to handle that many properly. If one of them flickers or you unhook it and reconnect it while the computer is running, it will cause a hard reboot and you know that's how files get damaged. Hope that helps! A cheap battery charger is much better than using the computer power supply for multiple cold cathode kits. Stability is good... :):):) I also use a few of them for workbench and cabinet lights connected to a 12 volt battery with an automatic charger. Pretty sweet... In a car or boat you'd be good for probably however many you want!!! :):):)
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As far as I know there is no place to plug anything into it to use it as a power supply. I have a standard remote that is powered by batteries.
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No only 1 power supply for all. There are cords to attach each of the light to each other and I saw where Amazon sells longer cords for this purpose if needed.
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I'm sure you could, but at the rate this thing sucks down power it'll cost you some money. I had mine plugged into a "thermo cube" and let it turn on and off unsupervised.
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as far as I know, that is impossible. Depending on your case, you might have a main power switch on the back that completely cuts all power, you could use that, but otherwise, I know of no way to do so
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I have not tried that. I use this power supply to directly power 5 meters of SM5050 LED's (indoors). It been just fine for over an year now.
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My guess would be yes because it has needs a power supply which it gets from it's own plug in. Also, it remains lit up when the computer is off. That being said, I have not tried what you ask.
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No you cannot in this particular EVGA PSU. You can on a CoolerMaster extreme.
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Yes you can, but you may think you have a defective unit if the power led flashes and NO SIGNAL appears. Thanks to Frank, (2/14), you will need to restart your source, instead of pulling out your hair.
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you could set up a timer on the power supply that is three volts to shut of then back on in 17 min timer this is a sealed computer box. So messing with that not advisable.
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No, this is not a power supply, only a controller. You still have to provide a separate power supply.
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You should be able to plug a three pin into a 4 pin. Alternatively you could just rub them off the power supply with the right connectors.
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Didn't know it was possible to ask questions through amazon like this. Anyway, you should probably have like a 400w power supply.
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most but not all power supplies have additional connectors for extra storage. If you don't have one try updating your power supply to one that has multiple or a modular power supply.
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U can, but your not utilizing the full potential of the graphics card, i am running 600 watts into my motherboard, that is ideal for both the motherboard and the graphics card, u can find a bronze 600watt power supply for $25 on http://amazon.com.