Sorry I missed the original topic:
Uhm, I wouldn't know, except that leds don't really use that much power so therefor it shouldn't be a problem. I'm running 3 IKEA dioder strips of that port.
Sorry I missed the original topic:
Uhm, I wouldn't know, except that leds don't really use that much power so therefor it shouldn't be a problem. I'm running 3 IKEA dioder strips of that port.
Sorry I missed the original topic:
Uhm, I wouldn't know, except that leds don't really use that much power so therefor it shouldn't be a problem. I'm running 3 IKEA dioder strips of that port.
Thanks for your reply. I am running three short LED stripes on that port also.
But what I wanted was 'hard facts & numbers' ;)in order to don't damage the board on the long-term.
It seems that it is some kind of secret, so we will never know it exactly
I also would like to know this. My original lights have dimmed and yellowed significantly over the years and I bought a 24V LED strip here:
https://www.wholesaleledlights.co.uk/1m-24v-single-colour-led-strip-lights-60-x-5050smd-14-4w.html
Current draw should be max 600mA for the 1m strip. I hope this will be fine, but interested to know the maximum before assuming.
Any responses would be appreciated.
Kind regards,
Greg
It is a straight connection to the 19v input, so no practical limit.
I have a UM2 so I guess I have hijacked a topic which was not relevent to me. Apologies but thanks for the response on the other thread
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Is it a stupid question or does nobody know that?
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