Hello
Forgive my lack of knowledge, if someone could help me with a very basic problem.
I have 12 LED lamps that require 25v DC, the transformers that they are supplied with (all 12 of them) have an output of 25v @ 0.7A.
I have purchased a transformer that is rated as below:-
Power: 350 W
Frequency: 50-60 Hz
Intensity Level: 16.4 A
Output: 24v DC (this has a regulator for + or - 1v so I have adjusted it to 25v)
The description on the website is as below:-
This 24V Power Supply is ideal for connecting indoor lighting system that cannot be used by being connected directly to the mains.
It transforms mains alternate current to 24V direct current.
It has a 350W nominal power, however it's recommended that it only be used for permanent loads of up to 280W. Its output current is 14.6A.
It has a regulator that allows us to adjust the voltage output from 20V (minimum) to 25V (maximum).
The problem I have is the Lamps are running much hotter than if I use the original transformer.
Do I need to step down the amps (if so how), or have I simply purchased the wrong transformer.
Again sorry if this is a stupid error or question, help would be appreciated.
If I have missed some information out please ask / let me know.
Many Thanks
Forgive my lack of knowledge, if someone could help me with a very basic problem.
I have 12 LED lamps that require 25v DC, the transformers that they are supplied with (all 12 of them) have an output of 25v @ 0.7A.
I have purchased a transformer that is rated as below:-
Power: 350 W
Frequency: 50-60 Hz
Intensity Level: 16.4 A
Output: 24v DC (this has a regulator for + or - 1v so I have adjusted it to 25v)
The description on the website is as below:-
This 24V Power Supply is ideal for connecting indoor lighting system that cannot be used by being connected directly to the mains.
It transforms mains alternate current to 24V direct current.
It has a 350W nominal power, however it's recommended that it only be used for permanent loads of up to 280W. Its output current is 14.6A.
It has a regulator that allows us to adjust the voltage output from 20V (minimum) to 25V (maximum).
The problem I have is the Lamps are running much hotter than if I use the original transformer.
Do I need to step down the amps (if so how), or have I simply purchased the wrong transformer.
Again sorry if this is a stupid error or question, help would be appreciated.
If I have missed some information out please ask / let me know.
Many Thanks