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MUFFDIVER
Full Member
Re: LED voltage
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 02:28
i have noidea but im guessing....... :-X
no i was gunna say 12 volts but i think im wrong? :o ???
google's the key :o , as no 1 else has helped on the subject :'(
this forum is slow :
so be patient or google the q. 
but i wud say pm or wait for TopNurse as the answer probly or most likely can be given by the cable guru. ;D
regards
muff
no i was gunna say 12 volts but i think im wrong? :o ???
google's the key :o , as no 1 else has helped on the subject :'(
this forum is slow :
so be patient or google the q. but i wud say pm or wait for TopNurse as the answer probly or most likely can be given by the cable guru. ;D
regards
muff
Top_Nurse
Senior Member
Re: LED voltage
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 04:48
Zitat von »Timstone«
Hi everyone,
When I wanted to install the LED I ran into a little problem. What volatge does the LED need? I ordered the LED here to install into the Aquatube.
Which LED and do you plan on powering it off the Aquaero or the PSU line?
This one:
Or this one:
Timstone
Full Member
Re: LED voltage
Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2005, 16:36
Hahaha... LOL!! Thanks for the help guys (Ehh... sorry Top_Nurse 
).
I didn't realise there were two types of LED's. I think I've stumbled across the answer myself. Because the LED is attached to a 12V connector, I guess it really eats 12V. Well, it has some help from the resistor in front of it. But it seems such a waste to me I wanted to know for sure.
P.S. If you people couldn't guess from this post, the LED I mean is the top picture Top_Nurse posted.
).I didn't realise there were two types of LED's. I think I've stumbled across the answer myself. Because the LED is attached to a 12V connector, I guess it really eats 12V. Well, it has some help from the resistor in front of it. But it seems such a waste to me I wanted to know for sure.
P.S. If you people couldn't guess from this post, the LED I mean is the top picture Top_Nurse posted.
