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How to Choose the Right LED Power Supply

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  • čas přidán 9. 06. 2015
  • Watch this tutorial to learn which factors to consider when choosing your LED power supply. These factors include the voltage of the lights, dimming and non-dimming capabilities, and the proper size to use. For Environmental Lights' selection of LED drivers and power supplies, go here: www.environmentallights.com/le...

Komentáře • 20

  • @Beemerboy324
    @Beemerboy324 Před 4 lety +35

    Pull the music back a bit more when he is talking but a very informative video

    • @environmentallights
      @environmentallights  Před 4 lety

      Thanks, we will keep that in mind for any future videos. We are glad you still enjoyed the video!

  • @treverbull7532
    @treverbull7532 Před 8 lety +1

    Im building a light using 40 Cree XT-E Royal Blue 5W Led Emitters would a CroLED 200W LED Driver Power Supply 12V 17A AC-DC work ok for this or should i jump to the 240w

  • @FroiLanF
    @FroiLanF Před 7 lety

    hi, what are the options to light 10 3-LED 12v 1.08W led strip? i am looking at AC power supply or battery. thanks in advance.

  • @honawikeepa5813
    @honawikeepa5813 Před 5 lety

    Subscribed. Cheers from New Zealand, and thanks for the great video. God bless.

  • @lghammer778
    @lghammer778 Před 4 lety

    This is awesome, thanks for making such an informative and enjoyable video lesson ! 😃

  • @blaze556922
    @blaze556922 Před 8 lety

    Great video thanks! In the beginning you mentioned you had already found the right lights. Is there another video on that? I don't see it among the others I see.

    • @environmentallights
      @environmentallights  Před 8 lety

      +blaze556922 Here's a video that shows you the different types of LED Strip Lighting that we offer!
      czcams.com/video/35I7lz-L1OA/video.html

  • @kumarshanSK
    @kumarshanSK Před 3 lety

    Thank you!! Great Video

  • @aaronsharp3858
    @aaronsharp3858 Před 6 lety

    What size psu for 8m of RGBW 12v 5050 that's 480 leds over the 8m

  • @vwjd77
    @vwjd77 Před 7 lety

    Hi! Im from the Uk England, i will be using 240volt supply voltage. My question is im fitting 2, 50 foot waterproof RGB dream strips inside 2 Led channels to be sunk into the driveway. Im unsure of the power supply i need to power them. I will be fitting the power supply in the garage so i cant hear a cooling fan if needed. With this length, would i have to use 12v or 24v ??

    • @environmentallights
      @environmentallights  Před 6 lety

      It depends...
      What is the voltage of your LEDs? Different strip lights run on either 5V/12V/24V of DC power so you'll have to check with the manufacturer.

  • @jamalcole1985
    @jamalcole1985 Před 7 lety

    what power supply should i use for 100watt led

    • @environmentallights
      @environmentallights  Před 7 lety

      It depends...
      What is the voltage of your LEDs? Once you know the voltage, you'll need to get either a 5V/12V/24V driver that can supply at least 120 watts to your lights.

  • @joanciao7546
    @joanciao7546 Před 6 lety +1

    Will a 10A power supply damage a 5M 5050 LED Strip and Controller?

    • @environmentallights
      @environmentallights  Před 6 lety

      It depends...
      What is the voltage of your LEDs? Once you know the voltage, you'll need to get either a 5V/12V/24V driver that can supply power to your lights.

  • @3rdPowerProd
    @3rdPowerProd Před 7 lety

    i have a 12v led panel with a 100-240vac 0.7A 50/60hz input and +12v 2.1A power supply. is this enough power

    • @environmentallights
      @environmentallights  Před 7 lety

      Hi there! This is a great question, though I am afraid I must answer your question with another question… How much power does your 12v panel draw? If you bought the panel from us, then we can quickly tell, however if you purchased it elsewhere, you will need to get that information from the original supplier.
      The power supply mentioned is 12v / 2.1A which means it is a 25.2 Watt power supply (12v x 2.1A), so the max wattage you would want to power with it is 80% of that number, so I would say no more than 20 Watts.

  • @danon-theautisticmaker8112

    :-)