[RE-wrenches] Low wattage 120vac to 24vdc transformer for LED's

[Jay Peltz]

I use iota or power max chargers for these old conversions. 

Jay

Peltz power



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> On Jan 29, 2015, at 10:58 AM, Dave <dave at independentpowerllc.com> wrote:
> 
> We are renovating a 25 yr old off grid house and one of things being done is to change some 24vDC circuits to 120vac. The only problem that I'm having is finding a low wattage 120vac to 24vdc transformer for a few strings of 24v LED night lights (a few watts each string) that are built into some nice hardwood trim in the bedrooms.
> I just tested the following device and found that it uses 29 Watts to power a 3W LED. Not an acceptable load for this house. It is labeled as LED Magnetic Transformer by National Specialty Lighting part # TR24L20DC-M20L24DC-AR Input: 120vac, Output 24vdc, Maximum 20W
> Is there anything else available that will do this job and use a lot less power than 29 Watts?
>  
> Thanks,
> Dave
>  
> David Palumbo
> Independent Power LLC
> 462 Solar Way Drive
> Hyde Park, VT 05655
> 802-888-7194
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