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Post by cobbman1959 on Feb 11, 2024 0:40:23 GMT
Good evening guys, I have a quick question on a little bit of fun. I recently purchased a set of woodland scenic suspended flashing lights, and am still waiting on the light hub to arrive. I'm wondering if I can just use the power off my extra transformer that I use for powering my switches which is 15vac. I can bring it up to the 16vac which I believe is what the wall wart is. I'm just starting to play with the woodland scenic led stuff, I've been just using a five volt and 3 volt dc transformer to power my led fun so far.
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Post by josef on Feb 11, 2024 14:55:41 GMT
Good evening guys, I have a quick question on a little bit of fun. I recently purchased a set of woodland scenic suspended flashing lights, and am still waiting on the light hub to arrive. I'm wondering if I can just use the power off my extra transformer that I use for powering my switches which is 15vac. I can bring it up to the 16vac which I believe is what the wall wart is. I'm just starting to play with the woodland scenic led stuff, I've been just using a five volt and 3 volt dc transformer to power my led fun so far. I use 15V AC for all my Woodland items even though they say 18V. Have an old transformer with a 15 volt out put and just use that for all my Woodland items. Just as bright and will last longer at a lower voltage.
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Post by cobbman1959 on Feb 11, 2024 17:24:05 GMT
Thanks, that was my thought as well, I use 15v all the time to power the switches, and like you say it does help the life of old school bulbs.
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