Looking for a switch for my LEDs...
Just received my small LED panels from EBAY and will be installing them on some dark pantry cabinets on the TT. I'm thinking about using some sort of switch that would turn on the lights when the cabi...
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pugslyyy wrote:
A lot of people aren't aware that there is a big difference between AC and DC switches. I suspect you'll need a DC switch for your LEDs. Make sure it is rated for the Voltage/Current you'll be sending through it.
(AC switches used in DC circuits may become intermittent or even stop working over time)
Thanks for the info, and yes, these are 12V DC.
