When converting to LED from CCFL, do you put this adapter in the CCFL's inverters original location?
466926
For the system I worked with, no -- I could not. I was able to place the converter behind the screen. I had received an adapter before, and broke the socket the wire plugged into because I tried to force it into the inverter position.
466927
It is flat enough you can tape it to the back of your lcd. Make sure the ampage is the right one for your screen the issue im having is the converter must not be the same so when it dosnt have the charger plugged into the screen the back light dosnt stay on.so the portable laptop now only works while plugged in
466928
yes you will but you may have to brake off the small piece of plastic that hold the old one in you will see what I mean cause the new cable dose not fix exact where the old one dose but it will work and fit once you brake it off I used a pair of dikes to cut it so I would not brake the cover so watch out for that and good luck
466929
I didn't, I removed the inverter and plugged into this adapter. I just taped all to back of LED. Be careful to locate cable before taping. The tape will pull plastic out from under screen edge if try to re position.
466930
i used it with a dell inspiron, i believe it sat better behind the screen, but because of other issues the laptop did not last and i ended up buying a new better computer than the one i was trying to fix
1671716
Hell yea!!! Great light, and the best of it.You don't have to Change the adapter, it's go to go straight outta the box! Enjoy dude!
1591954
Sorry, I'm not going to be much help. Have you measured the diagonal of the screen? That's the measurement you need. This is not a CCFL screen, per the description, but has conversion cable. So if the screen is a CCFL and not LCD/LED then you can be in trouble. Here are some tips. Refer to the documentation or owner's manual which came with your laptop (it may be online, too).Find the screen-manufacturer's part number on the back of your screen, and then search the internet using that part number. Good luck.
1591953
Sorry, I'm not going to be much help. Have you measured the diagonal of the screen? That's the measurement you need. This is not a CCFL screen, per the description, but has conversion cable. So if the screen is a CCFL and not LCD/LED then you can be in trouble. Here are some tips. Refer to the documentation or owner's manual which came with your laptop (it may be online, too). Find the screen-manufacturer's part number on the back of your screen, and then search the internet using that part number. Good luck.
60042
NO. I like these Tubes because of the "no-need to change the Lamp Holders". Just remove the Ballast, ( from the Florescent Light Fixture ) then tie the White wire to one end of the fixture and the Black wire to the other end. Tie down the Ground, install the tubes, and the job is done. I changed out 6 Florescent Tubes, in our Kitchen, with these "Brightest LED Tubes" and WOW, what a big difference. Couldn't be more pleased.
439845
no! leds display the light frq that is designed. If different freq then the dopping is wrong or has gone south!
554976
It's located in the back of the display. Unscrew and plug in. I haven't had any problems with the adapter.
689986
The LEDs in this light operate on DC. The AC adapter/transformer is built into the unit, and cannot be bypassed.
1773985
you need a voltage converter with adopter . I haved used an adopter and my whole thing was burnt
406234
No. This is a DC to DC converter. For your lights you would need a DC to AC inverter.
2193683
Yes it is, but as it states, does not work with models that use a CCFL screen. If you have the CCFL version of the screen you'll need an adapter.
2152930
Yes, that will work perfectly fine. Be sure to put a 330ohm resistor in series with the LED to keep it from burning out. However, since that limits the current it may affect the performance of the booster at lower voltages. It would be best to place the led in series with the IN- terminal. Remember, electricity always flows in a loop, from + to -. Just make sure you have the LED the right direction and don't forget the resistor and all should he fine.
1942330
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.
545487
I read an article that said UL will never certify an adapter. SRC: http://www.buildinggreen.com/auth/article.cfm/2011/10/5/GU24-New-Pin-Base-for-CFLs-LEDs/
1786657
Yes you can, but make sure converter is not feeding more the 12volt if you put more then that basically your LED will burn out and converter wont be harmed from leds. Recommendations: always read instructions that you are given if not then Google the amp and volt chart on Google. You should get your questions and answers on there.
1124959
I assume that the new one is an led backlight? If so I think this cable is the opposite. It looks like converts a ccfl screen to work on a laptop set up for led.
1390030
If you contact the seller they will email you instructions. For some reason they do not include them with the converter.