Rgb Led Strip

Power for 100 RGB LEDS?

Im am currently making a project where i need 100 or 50 (depending on available power) to work from 1 controller. Will this controller have enough power to power 100 RGB leds.

Controller: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wireless-FullColor-Ambient-IR-Controller-RGB-LED-Strip_W0QQitemZ120341325524QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_HomeGarden_Lighting_Lamps_Lighting_SM?hash=item120341325524&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1688%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318

The leds will be linked in parallel on 1 long string, would his work.

Controller: 5 amps per channel /8 max 12V

Leds RGB: 0.20 MA x 100 or 50

any help would be appreciated
Also can anyone suggest a good power supply that could provide the power to the controller.

2 amps required per 100 LED's. So you could safely put 100 on each channel, or even 150 per channel since that would be 3 amps x 2 = 6 amps total.

Design considerations: Be sure the LEDs that you choose are rated for at least 14V each @ 20 ma. Why? Safety factor.

For the p.s., any p.s. that has the current and voltage rating for the controller which would be 8A @ 12V will work. Sir, that is A LOT OF CURRENT!

The supply you choose has to meet the controller input requirements.

Anyway, so you want a p.s. that will provide at least 10A @ whatever the controller input voltage is, for safety factor. You never want to push your supply to the limit. You have to have some extra in there for losses and temperature variations.

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