/diy/ - Do It Yourself

Anonymous Thu Aug 3 02:20:16 2017 No.1221070 [View]
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from the link you sent, each one uses 5A of current. If you use a 12V 10A, it should work. However I would go with a slightly higher current to make sure all LEDs are bright.

However if it is a transformer, it is probably AC. You need DC to run LEDs. If the transformer is DC you'll be fine.

TL;DR yeah it should work. The LEDs might not be the brightest they could be cause of the current consumption.

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