As suggested, I'd be suspicious of the quality of the LED's in use, but if you're stuck with these now, surely a standard 12v regulator would suffice?
Example ... 12v automatic DC regulator at Amazon
Quote: Originally posted by G7ACU on 06/2/2019
As suggested, I'd be suspicious of the quality of the LED's in use, but if you're stuck with these now, surely a standard 12v regulator would suffice?
Example ... 12v automatic DC regulator at Amazon
Just had a closer look at that regulator, it would be no good cause it's 24 volts.
I'll stick with my buck reducer, it's working fine
Quote: Originally posted by G7ACU on 06/2/2019
As suggested, I'd be suspicious of the quality of the LED's in use, but if you're stuck with these now, surely a standard 12v regulator would suffice?
Example ... 12v automatic DC regulator at Amazon
Just had a closer look at that regulator, it would be no good cause it's 24 volts.
I'll stick with my buck reducer, it's working fine
Ha ha, that's curious as the link was definitely to a 12v input device, however Amazon were listing both the 12v and a 24v version at the time; they've clearly changed their stock.
If you're sorted with your buck reducer though, that's great.
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Topic: LED problems
