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Dimming low voltage lights?
I contacted and got a response from the manufacturer, they say it would work but not with a full range, and would risk reducing the lifespan of the leds as they are not designed for dimming. It's no problem, I can make use of these behind my PC monitors, I tried them before I fitted them in my...- ramissin
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Dimming low voltage lights?
I thought LEDS respected whatever voltage you threw at them. A plug socket. :D Cheers guys, I'll try one and see what happens.- ramissin
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Dimming low voltage lights?
Cheers Dave, thanks for the info, they're only £1.50 a pop so it won't hurt to try. I'm being over cautious because they're for some cabinets at my mums house, she likes them but finds them too bright when pottering around in the early hours.- ramissin
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Dimming low voltage lights?
LED driver ? I thought this was just a simple adapter that converted 230v to 12v, I'm not an electrician but common sense made me wonder if changing the switch to a dimmer might put strain on the adaptor when at 50%.- ramissin
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Dimming low voltage lights?
Hi, I have two of these under cabinet lighting kits: I want to change out the on/off switch with one of these dimmers : Safe to do so? output is only 12 volts. cheers.- ramissin
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