LEDJUMP Component Waterproof Transformer Exclusive Review

Used these for Ledenet RGBW strips and they work fine. I also use an H801 controller between them and the bands so they can be controlled with SmartThings/Alexa. I had to cut the electrical connectors as I needed very little between the controller/transformer/electrical wires. I didn't get any documentation in the kit, which would have been nice, so I just did a couple of tries to figure out which electrical wire and which control wire would work. If it's the right price for your needs you…

They seem to be a lot better than the cheaper 60 watt unnamed black China power supplies. You must connect a 120V plug to the brown/blue wire to use the outlet. The red and black wires are the 12v output, but you need to get the +/- alignment correct for it to work. Do not confuse input 120V and output 12V. This can destroy the power supply, but I'm not sure if there is any built-in internal protection. I didn't want to try. I use them to power SMD 5050 LED strings and haven't had a single…

Just hooked up this power supply for work tonight. Connection was not difficult (connected to the LEDWholesalers PWM dimmer for LED lighting with 12-button wireless remote control 12-24 volts 6 amps, 3317-DM dimmer. I cut the polarized wire from the defective fan and used it for the wire and used the plug - worked fine "Input" and "out" are well marked What worries me, however, is that despite the item name indicating that this power supply is UL listed, the UL logo or the UL declaration of…