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Hi all,
I need to replace a laptop style (12V 7A) PSU (not for a laptop) and was wondering if the sort of thing you can get to power 12V LED lights would be suitable? I'm talking of this sort of thing: https://www.toolstation.com/shop/Lig...sformer/p11098 Is it just a 12V SMPSU or is it summat 'different'? I find it weird that they don't mention the output voltage in the blurb, just a range of wattages (it does say 11.4V on the item itself though). Cheers, T i m |
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