Can it be powered with the existing power supply used in the currently installed halogen puck lights?
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Voltage output on both power supplies must be the same. Output plugs must be compatible. Also multiply the number of Lightkiwi units you will be installing by the watt consumption of each unit to see if the halogen puck power supply output is either equal to or greater than that number.
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These lights take standard 115V AC power, which should be the same as your fluorescent lights, so yes, you should be able to use the existing wiring. I replaced a wall-mounted fluorescent light in a closet with one of these and it was an easy installation.
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Its done, buy a new higher wattage one, add up the load of your LEDs and get an appropriate rated power supply
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Hi I don't really know the answer to your question. I plugged my existing connection for the lights and it worked. No new wires or changes.
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You need to use a separate power source unless your dmx socket has power like the Eternal Lighting wireless Puck.
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No - just be sure to order a unit the same voltage as your existing light. Get a 120v model if your existing system is 120v, or get a 12v model if your existing system is 12v.
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As it's a DC output it should be possible. Make sure the LED you use is also listed as dimmable on a DC transformer.
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not sure what you mean. This is just a power supply. connect AC to the AC input and use the DC outputs to power your LEDs.
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I would say no.here are the power requirements.Active Ethernet (Power over Ethernet) Proprietary PoE designPower Adapter 24 V/0.6A DC
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You can but you will need a power supply with 3 time the wattage, and a single lead to each strip from the power supply.
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I only tested the puck with DC, but it didn't seem to care about which wire went to which pole. Presumably, if you step 120vAC down to 12vAC, it will function.
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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 can buy individual modules (the puck plus the wire), if you look around. As for the individual bulbs within the pucks, no. Not that I know of. Definitely not covered in the instructions either. I've had mine installed and burning constantly for months and nothing is burning out. But, there are other problems with the unit that I detailed in my review. Still, I think they're worth it.
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Even if the switch was capable of being powered up, it would never be able to have enough juice to power any other POE devices but I believe the answer you are looking for is no.
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yes you can. the led's are all 12 volt. the power supplies drop the voltage from 110 ac to 12 v dc. Working voltage: DC 7.5-24V so you dont need to worry about voltage spikes
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Yes it comes with a power supply but will also work with POE so no supply will be needed if your switch supports it.
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Probably not. I can't recall the wattage required but it is less than 10w...if you are experiencing problems with it then I would scrap the neons rather than replace an entire psu simply for blue glow.