i live in a basement an my lights seem like they are struggling. They are brand new, so I don't see that they have came with a problem. I'm running 2 LECs 315. Any advice would be awesome.
Anyway that I can hook my lights up to the washing machine plug in? Is there a converter, an I'm assuming I can get more juice out of that one?
i live in a basement an my lights seem like they are struggling. They are brand new, so I don't see that they have came with a problem. I'm running 2 LECs 315. Any advice would be awesome.
check your box, don't use the kitchen, find the 30A for the washer/dryer, then use a fail-safe breaker from home-depot then run no more then 50ft of 12 gauge cord. keep it off the ground. then hook up to a super high load power strip, rated at 15 amps a side, also with its own breaker.
I don't have a box I live in a duplex, my landlord knows what I'm doing so I'm just trying to find a better way to get more power.
An I can just grab an adaptor an I will be good? I already have a 15 amp power strip.
Why?I don't have a box I live in a duplex, my landlord knows what I'm doing so I'm just trying to find a better way to get more power.
You are correct it says 10 hours so I'm just gonna break them till I start
Why?
Its simple math. Add the amps you are running and make sure your not over 80% of a breaker.
You can't just add more power to the light. It draws what it draws.
I will be adding another LEC I feel I need more light in my 4x8. so I will have 3 315 LEC. I think that should be good
your asking a lot of a 15A that most likely has other stuff on the line.
Exactly.I thought that's what he was asking too, but he means he thinks the lights need more power to be full power brightness.