1) WHY RGB???? what kind of activity will go on there?!
2) yep
3) ok if you want - get a package that has one remote/controller controlling several PSUs
4) depends on activity
6) Independent often means ...here 3 controllers
Frankly I would Not use strips - use ceiling lights
I am too lazy to read all the replies..... but are you really using 120VAC directly???? It seems not.
You can use PWM, CV, or CC to control the LEDS. CC is often best and can be done easily (DIY) but does require some expertise to done successfully.
I STRONGLY disagree.There are very good factories in China but the problem is finding them.The ones you see on the popular B2C and B2B websites however cater to the low-end of the market. I spent Ten years in China and visited (in-depth) MANY LED factories and did QA.
WHY do you think you need reverse protection????
1) waste of power
2) unnecessary; LEDS do have a reverse break-down threshold
3) extra cost & trouble
4) you can use a MOSFET or Schottky (spelling) diode
Total watts is a major part of sizing a heat-sink but you also have the thermal coefficients from
the junction to case, and case to heat-sink. As well as ambient temperature,and the thermal coefficient of the heat-sink.
If you are using PWM then I don't know what you mean by the supply voltage...