Hello Everyone,
I have a bank of 4 batteries connected in a series. They are rechargeable. They power a bar of 60 White LED's.
They were setup before to work with no transformer! Yikes! So that design has been removed. I know have the batteries and the 60 LED array. I want to try and setup a system where I can charge the batteries / and use them to power the LED's.
How would I go about this the easiest way? I don't know the power consumption of the LED's, but I estimate about 20W for the entire bar?
The batteries also have no rating. They came charged and power the LED bar fine. All together they last about 16 hours of usage. However, they are not marked nor rated invidiaully.
I just know that they are sealed led-acid batteries and they slow charge. No further details on them. Any way I can safetly have them charge without risk.
Any suggestions on how to wire these LED's / batteries to a transformer SAFETLY?
Thank you...
I have a bank of 4 batteries connected in a series. They are rechargeable. They power a bar of 60 White LED's.
They were setup before to work with no transformer! Yikes! So that design has been removed. I know have the batteries and the 60 LED array. I want to try and setup a system where I can charge the batteries / and use them to power the LED's.
How would I go about this the easiest way? I don't know the power consumption of the LED's, but I estimate about 20W for the entire bar?
The batteries also have no rating. They came charged and power the LED bar fine. All together they last about 16 hours of usage. However, they are not marked nor rated invidiaully.
I just know that they are sealed led-acid batteries and they slow charge. No further details on them. Any way I can safetly have them charge without risk.
Any suggestions on how to wire these LED's / batteries to a transformer SAFETLY?
Thank you...