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Hey, I'm looking to add a quinetic switch to control a led strip for under kitchen cupboard lighting. The quinetic receiver is 6A so I'm wondering what transformer I'd need to feed the LED light strip? Many thanks in advance.
 
What wattage is the LED strip?
12w strip would need a 12w (or greater) LED driver, the 6A capacity of the Quinetic device should be a concern. A 6A supply would be big enough for most houses!
 

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