What powers the led lights?
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The water flow propels a turbine inside of the shower head, generating the power for the lights. It does make a annoying sound. But for us the coolness of the lights outweighs the annoying sound.
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water running through the fixture. It makes a sort of high pitched sound unfortunately. But it's very pretty.
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There is a small turbine generator inside that powers the LEDs using the flow of water to turn the turbine.
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No; the LEDs are powered by [2] wafer-type batteries (included) ~ they're put in at installation.
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You need to run power from a dc transformer to the light using a special cable. here is a kit for example LEDwholesalers Linkable Low Profile LED Rigid Strip and Power Supply for Display Case and Under Cabinet Lighting, 24-Inch, Warm White, 1988WW+1989PWR+3227
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No, the Leds do not come with a power adaptor. You have to buy an external 12VDC power supply.
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not sure what you mean. This is just a power supply. connect AC to the AC input and use the DC outputs to power your LEDs.
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They come with a small converter/transformer which is pigtailed on. I don't know what voltage the LEDS are designed to work at, but you could certainly cut off the attached transformer and wore directly to the LED unit.
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It depends. This uses 12V AC power; many low-voltage transformers make DC power. This works with two LEDs connected with opposite polarities. When the AC changes polarity, the other LED turns on. This happens so fast you can't see it. If you connect to a DC power supply, only 1 LED will light, and it will be basically half-brightness.
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Hi. I own 2 sets of these. They are small LED light. Low energy but nice light output. Hope this answers your question Shane
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This kit comes with Power Supply. Input AC 100-240V, Output DC 24V. You could plug the Power Supply into the switchable outlet or buy a separate Hardware Kit if you want to hard wire the lights (Lightkiwi 40 Watt Dimmable transformer and Lightkiwi LED Wall Dimmer Switch Item#Q3977)
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I used a 12v battery ( which is charged from a solar panel,) to power the timer and the led strip lights. Works perfectly. Lights run 4 hours a day, timer is always drawing a small amount of power from the battery.
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Also you will not need to do anything else to them. Just plug and play. Once plugged in. The LEDs would come on automatically.
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The LED's come with an adapter to connect to a Molex PCI-E Cable that plugs into your power supply. Hope this helps =)
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I think there is a spinner inside that generates the power for the LED's. I had to have a lot of flow before the color came on.
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hey im sorrry to hear that but my suggestion is that the power box might of burn out. so u might want to test it first. about the wiring they are very small size of cable and i dont think u could retach them. and u wont be able to change the colors of ur LED's lights.
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LED lighting takes so little power even the slightest current make them glow a little
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Sounds like you may have them wired into a two way switch (something that would turn on regular lights then when turned off, it sends the power to the LED lights). Its difficult to assist since I don't know how you wired them or where you spliced the hot (red) wire into.
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Most LED display lights are 1 to 3.5 volts DC. as a input voltage. You would need to look at the the voltage in requirements on your light display. What is your light input voltage AC or DC? What is your current requirements? Need more input.