How many of these can you run off of one wire coming from the battery.
1395229
mine run off of a 4 pin molex connector out of the system power supply so I guess you could gang some molex and run as many as you want. I have 3 running right now. I have a windowside case and these lights are really cool !!
580683
Yeah. It take one battery. Good battery it will take more than 8 hour to run out of power.
830726
Depends on the voltage that you want to set up your battery for. A 12VDC battery, you can get away with 2 safely, 3 pushing it. For a 24VDC battery, you can handle 5 panels. You need to include all information in the question for a definate answer, but this is what you wanted.
619877
No, you do not. the 2 sets of wires are for different applications. in my case used the clamps to hook up to a bank of 10 batteries charged by solar panals. ut you could hook up to car batteries or RV or other set ups.
1314855
Honestly, I'm not sure. I have a six seperate wires coming out of one comfortably. I can see 10 but 12 not sure. Maybe you should just do two side by side. Hope this helped you.
1810467
Just one at a time. Its convenient to have a fully charged battery on standby
1934277
Yes, One is enough... Make sure you tap the end where it connects to battery. The Led wire come apart...
1720914
There might have been one but for what I was using it I did not need oneAll you need to know is that you need a ground circuit to either of small terminals and ignition to the other small terminal and for either large terminal one to battery side usually an 8 gage cable and the other side to a starter or whatever you need to apply 12 volts to or if you need a 24 volt system you need a 24 volt relayThis is usually used for a dual battery system also
536420
Hi, i would run a 16 or 18 gauge wire no need for anything larger than that 16 is fine, extend the wires connect them all together red to red black to black for as meny lighted cup holder as you want then run the black wire to the neg side of the battery then run a red wire to your switch and the other side of the switch to the pos side of the battery and your done good luck its easy to do if the wires on the cup holder are not color coded just use one wire for the neg and one wire for the pos (red) (pos)
817102
Hi, yes they will run on 1 battery I beleave the battery you are using is a alarm battery im not sure what your using them for but yes they work work fine on 1 or two batterys
791827
The cutoff should be installed *between* the positive current (the red wire, usually). So you would run a wire from the battery to one of the cut-off switch leads, and another wire from the other cut-off switch lead would go to the positive terminal of whatever devices (starter?) you are trying to manually cut off.
1693062
One wire most applications suggest cutting in half. Connecting the MC4 to the solar panels and the cut ends to the controller.
1601717
I have only one battery, but you do not two unless You are using a lot--this battery will last for a long and is quite fast to be get it off the batter. I don't use what you use, so you may two batteries.
1066444
A 9v battery can only go in one way. the bigger circle goes to the smaller circle.
215896
Yes, I have 4. They work pretty good, but are easily disturbed by anyone touching the wiring and may need unplugging and replugging from time to time.
2277641
How many batteries depends on what you plan to run and for how long. Don't bother with anything bigger than 14 AWG for the 120V side.
1200503
s to it.My application is industrial. I need to turn it on from just one place, even though there is multiple feeds to it. Any qualified electrician should be able to wire it to turn on and off from more than one location.